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Is this a performance piece of some kind? It just needs an avant-garde reworking of an old jazz standard, or maybe something Bossa Nova, as a soundtrack. I feel like if Pixar made live action porn this woukd be it. It follows a very common theme they use. You have the quirky hyper individual that is obviously unique and a little off as the protagonist. Who's antics always seem to annoy the uptight grumpy antagonist who's life seems to be based on being as apathetic is possible. All it's missing is the conclusion where they peaceably reconcile their differences by discovering mutually beneficial ways in which to utilize one another's unique traits to improve both of their situations. Maybe that's what's in any additional video that may have been edited from this clip.