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Ringo is a short film directed by Conall Jones and Alf Seccombe. [1] The cast includes Alf Seccombe and a pony named buttercup.
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Ringo is a short film directed by Conall Jones and Alf Seccombe. [1] The cast includes Alf Seccombe and a pony named buttercup.
Ringo was in competition at the International Film Festival Rotterdam, [2] and won the Audience Award at the 2005 Cal State Media Arts Festival "Past Winners". [3] The film also played at Cinematexas 10, [4] 2005 Santa Cruz International Film Festival, [5] and the 21st Film Arts Festival. [6]
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