The mitten
It is snowing. Lily and her grandfather are making a little bird house to help the birds survive over the winter. "But where do the other animals in the garden find shelter in winter?" – wonders the little girl. So she puts one of her mittens at the foot of the tree where they have fastened the bird house.
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It is snowing. Lily and her grandfather are making a little bird house to help the birds survive over the winter. "But where do the other animals in the garden find shelter in winter?" – wonders the little girl. So she puts one of her mittens at the foot of the tree where they have fastened the bird house.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Arnaud Demuynck
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Les Films du Nord, La Boîte, ... Productions, Les Films de l’île, Pictanovo
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