This surrealist short film takes us deep into a nine year old's imagination, where creativity conquers feelings of neglect and jealousy. Cardboard Andy tells the story of two best friends whose relationship is put under threat when so called father figure 'Andy' comes into their lives.
Julie Foy
This surrealist short film takes us deep into a nine year old's imagination, where creativity conquers feelings of neglect and jealousy. Cardboard Andy tells the story of two best friends whose relationship is put under threat when so called father figure 'Andy' comes into their lives.
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