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In the evening, as a little girl and her father take a ride on the subway train, she notices a huge poster of a beautiful pony. Amazed, she calls her father and quickly starts to insist when he replies evasively, drawing other passengers’ attention.
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In the evening, as a little girl and her father take a ride on the subway train, she notices a huge poster of a beautiful pony. Amazed, she calls her father and quickly starts to insist when he replies evasively, drawing other passengers’ attention.
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Genre:Animation
Directed By:Jade Guilbault, Alexandre Blain, Lucas Germain, Simon Puculek, Andreas Muller, Christophe Gigot
Written By:Christophe Gigot, Jade Guilbault, Andreas Muller, Alexandre Blain, Simon Puculek, Lucas Germain
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:ESMA
Cast
Jade Guilbault, Alexandre Blain, Lucas Germain, Simon Puculek, Andreas Muller, Christophe Gigot
Director
Damien Boisseau
The Father (voice)
Jade Guilbault
The Little Girl (voice)
Gabriel Bismuth-Bienaimé
The Know-it-all (voice)
Nathalie Homs
The Grandma (voice)
Gilles Morvan
The Businessman (voice)
Perrine Renard
The Mother (voice)
Lea Rubinstayn
The Teacher (voice)
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