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Film Details
Year
2020
Duration
7 minutes
Genres
Animation, Science Fiction and Fantasy, Short Films, Silent
Language
No Dialogue
Synopsis
Out in the vastness of space, many planets, stars and other celestial bodies enjoy orbiting each other. But there is one newly-formed yellow star who is a long way from anyone else, and he starts to feel lonely. After he spots a new blue star in the distance, he figures that they can be friends. However, even if he can attract her attention, how is he going to be able to overcome the great distance which lies between them? ‘The Little Bang’ is a sweet and charming story told entirely without dialogue about the value of friendship, as well as providing discussion opportunities around space and planets for very young learners.
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