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Colorbirds 

In a large forest where single-coloured birds live, everyone has found his place in a tree that looks like him. But what happens when a bird has two colours?
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In a large forest where single-coloured birds live, everyone has found his place in a tree that looks like him. But what happens when a bird has two colours?

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Genre:Animation, Family
Directed By:Oana Lacroix
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:JApictures Sàrl, RTS

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