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The poetic dance of the animals in their daily labour. Ants, bees, chickens, lizards, butterflies, spiders, grasshoppers and a turtle set an idillic sequence of wild life as musical movements.
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The poetic dance of the animals in their daily labour. Ants, bees, chickens, lizards, butterflies, spiders, grasshoppers and a turtle set an idillic sequence of wild life as musical movements.
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Genre:Documentary, Fantasy
Written By:Gilles Diniz
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Runtime:5 minutes
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