“Leviticus” and Leviticus
Like most young people, Leviticus is imperfect. But I love it anyways.
Woolina and the No Birds
Babaee, who always reads Owl The Hero magazines about flying, has a dream of flying and wants to fly like a bird. Bebaee in the dream of flight is taken from the 2D animation series Babaee and Babaoo, which was one of the popular works of Pooya network .
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Babaee, who always reads Owl The Hero magazines about flying, has a dream of flying and wants to fly like a bird. Bebaee in the dream of flight is taken from the 2D animation series Babaee and Babaoo, which was one of the popular works of Pooya network .
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Genre:Animation
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Runtime:80 minutes
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