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The Odyssey of the Honeycrisp Apple
In the midst of a social gathering, Bubulle, a small and shy individual looking for a bit of socialisation, inserts himself in the conversation of a group of cool kids. They are talking about the Honeycrisp Apple. Bubulle has never tasted it and goes on a journey to find the Honeycrisp Apple and discover what it’s all about.
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In the midst of a social gathering, Bubulle, a small and shy individual looking for a bit of socialisation, inserts himself in the conversation of a group of cool kids. They are talking about the Honeycrisp Apple. Bubulle has never tasted it and goes on a journey to find the Honeycrisp Apple and discover what it’s all about.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Maud Léglise
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:EMCA, EMCA Angoulême
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