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Song of the Storms 

During a storm, the animals in a small mountain village start behaving strangely. Emilie, who has just arrived in the valley, and her neighbour Manon decide to investigate. They discover that there's a link between their weird behaviour and the storm's songs – music that only Emilie can hear.
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During a storm, the animals in a small mountain village start behaving strangely. Emilie, who has just arrived in the valley, and her neighbour Manon decide to investigate. They discover that there's a link between their weird behaviour and the storm's songs – music that only Emilie can hear.

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Genre:Animation
Directed By:Caroline Attia
Written By:Claire Sichez, Caroline Attia
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Runtime:26 minutes
Studio:Sacrebleu Productions, TakeFive, Ciel de Paris

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