'Feel The Beat'
April, a professional dancer, reluctantly trains a group of girls at a dance school for the dance competition.
After the Rain
In green pastures, a dog lives happily alongside its master, an old and very unusual shepherd. The shepherd isn't merely content to shear his sheep, but transforms the wool into clouds to create rain, thereby perpetuating the life cycle. But if the shepherd isn't eternal, what will happen to the valley? The young dog must be creative and persevere in order to avoid the worst.
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In green pastures, a dog lives happily alongside its master, an old and very unusual shepherd. The shepherd isn't merely content to shear his sheep, but transforms the wool into clouds to create rain, thereby perpetuating the life cycle. But if the shepherd isn't eternal, what will happen to the valley? The young dog must be creative and persevere in order to avoid the worst.
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Genre:Animation
Directed By:Valérian Desterne, Rebecca Black, Juan Pablo De La Rosa Zalamea, Juan Olarte, Céline Collin, Lucile Palomino, Carlos Osmar Salazar Tornero
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:MoPA
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