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The Shepherd (1969)
Oscar nominated short cartoon from 1969. A shepherd, who wants to be left alone to pursue his career, finally faces the reality that there are no jobs for shepherds. He sends his sheep to the country and takes a correspondence course to train for a new career.
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Oscar nominated short cartoon from 1969. A shepherd, who wants to be left alone to pursue his career, finally faces the reality that there are no jobs for shepherds. He sends his sheep to the country and takes a correspondence course to train for a new career.
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Genre:Animation
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In Theaters:10/1/1969
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Brandon Films, Cameron Guess & Associates
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