Look at Me!

March. 17,2012

Rating：

5.5

Genre：

Animation

Keywords：

Short Film

Trailer Synopsis Cast

A high school girl goes to an amusement park in the afternoon. . . and loses her bear key-holder when she changed key-holders. Believing himself to have been abandoned, the bear tries to follow her. Can he really gain her love?

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