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The Little Match Girl
Adapted from Andersen's tale, the film tells the fate of a young merchant who tries to sell matches. Unsuccessful, she finally burn them all. These moments of warmth accompanied by happy visions, culminating with the appearance of his deceased grandmother.
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Adapted from Andersen's tale, the film tells the fate of a young merchant who tries to sell matches. Unsuccessful, she finally burn them all. These moments of warmth accompanied by happy visions, culminating with the appearance of his deceased grandmother.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Jean Faravel, Anne Baillod
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Nadasdy Film, Folimage, RTS
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