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The Holy Donkey And The City That Was Finished Before It Began
When God decides to create the world, things don't turn out as planned. The countryside will never be the same after the donkey Limoeiro goes down to earth to help mankind, who after succumbing to the temptation of the devil, set the world in disarray. Animation "The Holy Donkey And The City That Was Finished Before It Began" uses technology to bring to life elements of Pernambuco's folklore, which until then existed only in Cordel (Brasilian literature).
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When God decides to create the world, things don't turn out as planned. The countryside will never be the same after the donkey Limoeiro goes down to earth to help mankind, who after succumbing to the temptation of the devil, set the world in disarray. Animation "The Holy Donkey And The City That Was Finished Before It Began" uses technology to bring to life elements of Pernambuco's folklore, which until then existed only in Cordel (Brasilian literature).
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Leo Falcão
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