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What is Eisnasen about?
Ice sheets are being broken up, stitched back together, broken up, stitched back together - and all due to a running nose. Next to pandemics and wars, the issue of global warming has unfortunately taken a back seat. Unfortunately, the problem itself has not, it is more acute and current than ever. We hope that the film will once again draw attention to this important topic! Bo and Moco live in an icy cold world. Moco is blaming the ice for his snotty nose and starts melting it with his Bunsen Burner. At the same time Bo is trying to fix the damage with needle and yarn. It blends animation elements. The story is brought to life by directors Veronica L. Montaño and Joel Hofmann. With a runtime of 8 minutes, it offers a concise viewing experience.