The Secret Diary of an Exchange Student
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Mr. Seguin's Goat
Blanquette, Mr Seguin's pretty little white goat, has only one dream: to frisk in the mountains. But in the mountains prowls the wolf, and the little goat will have to be very brave to run away from her enemy's traps. Unaware of danger, she goes to the mountains, where she meets Blacky, a lovely ibex, with whom she shares beautiful adventures.
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Blanquette, Mr Seguin's pretty little white goat, has only one dream: to frisk in the mountains. But in the mountains prowls the wolf, and the little goat will have to be very brave to run away from her enemy's traps. Unaware of danger, she goes to the mountains, where she meets Blacky, a lovely ibex, with whom she shares beautiful adventures.
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Genre:Animation, Family
Written By:Sébastien Viaud
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Runtime:54 minutes
Studio:Millimages, Borisfen Animation Studio, Dacodac
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