Dominic Rodriguez

Director

Director of "Fursonas" documentary.

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There are lot of interesting ways that people like to spend their free time, from bodybuilding together to reenacting the Civil War together to playing fantasy sports.

Chew Fox, Boomer the Dog and other ‘Fursonas’ Featured in New Doc

There are lot of interesting ways that people like to spend their free time, from bodybuilding together to reenacting the Civil War together to playing fantasy sports.

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