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Every night, Solen tells a fantastic story in which she’s the main character to her little sister Luna. However, Luna is far from suspecting that these stories hide a great secret.
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Every night, Solen tells a fantastic story in which she’s the main character to her little sister Luna. However, Luna is far from suspecting that these stories hide a great secret.
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Genre:Fantasy, Adventure, Animation
Directed By:Sara Arzalier, Albane Brenci, Lucie Daniel, Sacha Duru, Anaelle Gil, Alice Jacob, Laura Munos, Inès Tchirikhtchian
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:ESMA
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