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Camille & Chameleon
Camille who literally likes to set the tone and the height-anxious Chameleon are inseparable. They love playing hide and seek and complete each other. Until one day when Chameleon has an idea that changes everything and things don't go as Camille expected it. Both have to make individual experiences and find their own way to overcome fear and pride to realise the value of their friendship. A touching adventure set in a beautiful analog environment.
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Camille who literally likes to set the tone and the height-anxious Chameleon are inseparable. They love playing hide and seek and complete each other. Until one day when Chameleon has an idea that changes everything and things don't go as Camille expected it. Both have to make individual experiences and find their own way to overcome fear and pride to realise the value of their friendship. A touching adventure set in a beautiful analog environment.
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Genre:Animation, Family
Written By:Lucie Nichelmann
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:hug films GbR
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