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Film Details
Year
2017
Duration
7 minutes
Genres
Animation, Comedy, Short Films, Silent
Language
No Dialogue
Synopsis
Bright green and with unusually long legs, a very noisy bird tries very hard to catch a fly, with no success. When the bird unexpectedly lays its first egg, its clumsy ways are put to the test. Seeking shelter inside a church during a storm, the egg accidently becomes trapped inside a large bell and the bird must try everything he can to get the egg to safety before it hatches. This slapstick animation is hugely entertaining, and the absurd bird will delight young audiences.
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