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The Fox Goes on Pilgrimage
It tells a wise fable about an old and exhausted fox who, in order to find food for itself, thinks hard and invents a new trick. The film highlights the idea that the enemy can very skillfully change its appearance. It can achieve its low and evil goals not through strength, but through deceit and duplicity.
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It tells a wise fable about an old and exhausted fox who, in order to find food for itself, thinks hard and invents a new trick. The film highlights the idea that the enemy can very skillfully change its appearance. It can achieve its low and evil goals not through strength, but through deceit and duplicity.
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Genre:Animation, Comedy
Written By:Eyvaz Borchali, Abdulla Şaiq
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Azerbaijanfilm
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