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The Little Bigfoot 

Bigfoot is captured in the forest and thrown into the city, where he has a relationship with a woman, from the result of that encounter The Little Bigfoot is born. A furry boy different from all children, and who cannot fit into society, thus begins a journey in search of his father and the forest.
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Bigfoot is captured in the forest and thrown into the city, where he has a relationship with a woman, from the result of that encounter The Little Bigfoot is born. A furry boy different from all children, and who cannot fit into society, thus begins a journey in search of his father and the forest.

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Genre:Fantasy
Directed By:Leo Bello
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Runtime:15 minutes
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