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The Magician's Elephant
In the war-scarred town of Baltese, a lonely orphan's search for hope is transformed when a magician conjures an elephant from the sky, setting off a chain of impossible events that changes the lives of everyone around him.
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In the war-scarred town of Baltese, a lonely orphan's search for hope is transformed when a magician conjures an elephant from the sky, setting off a chain of impossible events that changes the lives of everyone around him.
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Genre:Music, Fantasy, Family
Written By:Nancy Harris, Marc Teitler
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