Media as the Evil in Eddington
Eddington attempts to capture how media is intertwined with the uncomfortable present.
Miriam's Kite
The hen enjoys playing around with kites. When Miriam has no more time for it, the hen convinces the little brother to go along. But the kite is too big for little brother and it flies him up to a treetop. Miriam and the hen need to act fast to get him down. As joint effort it works.
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The hen enjoys playing around with kites. When Miriam has no more time for it, the hen convinces the little brother to go along. But the kite is too big for little brother and it flies him up to a treetop. Miriam and the hen need to act fast to get him down. As joint effort it works.
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Genre:Animation, Family
Written By:Peep Pedmanson, Leelo Tungal
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Runtime:5 minutes
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