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Mont Noir 

Marguerite experiences a triple loss: her mother who dies in childbirth, the dog she inherits, and then her nanny, who her father lets go. Alone after these losses, she finds solace in nature at Mont Noir, which shapes her path to becoming a writer.
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Marguerite experiences a triple loss: her mother who dies in childbirth, the dog she inherits, and then her nanny, who her father lets go. Alone after these losses, she finds solace in nature at Mont Noir, which shapes her path to becoming a writer.

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Genre:Animation
Written By:Erika Haglund
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Les Astronautes, La Clairière Ouest, Animais Avpl

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