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    • In First Timers programme from 30 December to 20 January 2024

    Animanimals 3 Animanimals 3

    Julia Ocker / Germany / 2022 / 25 min / No dialogue / 3+

    Lovely and lively animals for the youngest audience. No dialogues.

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    Swan
    The swan has fallen in love with a beautiful swan lady but she only sees her own reflection.

    Dormouse
    The dormouse overslept and missed his birthday party.

    Hammerhead Shark
    The hammerhead shark wants to dance at the shark party but his dancing is hammer hard and wild.

    Mammoth
    The mammoths will be extinct soon because they can't see a thing.

    Cenitpede
    The centipede participates in a race.

    Polar Bear
    The polar bear and the brown bear are playing hide and seek in the snow.

    Unicorn
    The unicorn magically makes all the animals colourful and happy!

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