Living People in "It Was Just an Accident"
It doesn’t offer an absolute answer for the dialectical ethical questions that emerged in search of justice but portrays the characters as living people beyond the identities of victims.
The Star of Trypillya
Zorya is a celestial being responsible for the cycle of day and night, as well as creating and releasing the colors of the sky. However, one day, she mysteriously awakes in the human realm, nearby a small neolithic village, where she meets and befriends a young local potter named Hart who promises to lead her back home. However, after falling for a trap set up by a shaman from a northern nomadic warrior tribe who have their sights set on conquering the village, Zorya and Hart will have to band together to stop an ancient evil that might doom civilization as they know it.
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Zorya is a celestial being responsible for the cycle of day and night, as well as creating and releasing the colors of the sky. However, one day, she mysteriously awakes in the human realm, nearby a small neolithic village, where she meets and befriends a young local potter named Hart who promises to lead her back home. However, after falling for a trap set up by a shaman from a northern nomadic warrior tribe who have their sights set on conquering the village, Zorya and Hart will have to band together to stop an ancient evil that might doom civilization as they know it.
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Genre:Animation, Adventure, Family, Fantasy
Written By:Yaroslav Voytseshek
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Studio:Animagrad Animation Studio
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