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The Stone
On the outskirts of an enormous concrete town stands an inviting little house, home to Timéo, a ten-year-old boy. Timéos house is his refuge but, outside, everything terrorizes him. To help him overcome his fears, his grandmother gives him a stone.
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On the outskirts of an enormous concrete town stands an inviting little house, home to Timéo, a ten-year-old boy. Timéos house is his refuge but, outside, everything terrorizes him. To help him overcome his fears, his grandmother gives him a stone.
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Genre:Animation, Family
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Komadoli Studio
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