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Little Monkey
A young monkey, initiated by his master, will pass his transition to adulthood. He will have to fight fire, metaphor for his fear of growing up, by taming the sound of the sacred djembe, symbol of independence.
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A young monkey, initiated by his master, will pass his transition to adulthood. He will have to fight fire, metaphor for his fear of growing up, by taming the sound of the sacred djembe, symbol of independence.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Delphine Dussoubs, Delphine Dussoubs
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:EMCA
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