'A Babysitter's Guide to Monster Hunting'
This horror movie combines elements of horror and babysitting with Black representation.
Kind of Fishy
A unique fish tale made with a dry log. Dive in with the fun, fast and furious fish in this animated short for kids. There’s life in everything, you just have to imagine it. As Danny “Dry Log” acts, he creates his own world underwater, inside a bucket; with rocks, sand, leaves and a dry log. And it’s underwater that the magic happens! New friendships, exploration and an angry flounder… Can Danny and his two friends outwit him and escape?
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A unique fish tale made with a dry log. Dive in with the fun, fast and furious fish in this animated short for kids. There’s life in everything, you just have to imagine it. As Danny “Dry Log” acts, he creates his own world underwater, inside a bucket; with rocks, sand, leaves and a dry log. And it’s underwater that the magic happens! New friendships, exploration and an angry flounder… Can Danny and his two friends outwit him and escape?
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Aleksander Nordaas
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