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Mondo Domino 

In a deafening noise of chainsaws, loggers happily humming as they cut down trees to be used as decor for a fashion show. A contemporary cartoon satire, in the form of a musical comedy and burlesque action, leads us into a delirious whirlwind of chain reactions as chaotic as they are grotesque.
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In a deafening noise of chainsaws, loggers happily humming as they cut down trees to be used as decor for a fashion show. A contemporary cartoon satire, in the form of a musical comedy and burlesque action, leads us into a delirious whirlwind of chain reactions as chaotic as they are grotesque.

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Genre:Animation, Comedy, Action, Music
Directed By:Suki
Written By:Suki, Stéphane Debureau
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:Pictanovo, ARTE, Utopi, Rainbox Productions

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