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Wild Housemates (2023)
A starry-eyed goat decides to build a cabin in the jungle to live there, but this means she'll be sharing with some dangerous neighbours. The goat manages to make new friends, but it comes at a heavy price.
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A starry-eyed goat decides to build a cabin in the jungle to live there, but this means she'll be sharing with some dangerous neighbours. The goat manages to make new friends, but it comes at a heavy price.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Armelle Mercat, Pierre-Luc Granjon
In Theaters:6/14/2023
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Girelle
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