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Wild Tale
In the middle of a boreal forest, a solitary feline meets a small bird. These two beings opposed by nature are surprised and attracted to each other. A friendly relationship tinged with suspicion arises between them.
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In the middle of a boreal forest, a solitary feline meets a small bird. These two beings opposed by nature are surprised and attracted to each other. A friendly relationship tinged with suspicion arises between them.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Aline Quertain, Pierre-Luc Granjon
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:1224FILM, Zorobabel
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