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Winged Migration(2001)
Winged Migration(2001)
Oscar-nominated nature documentary that follows the paths of migrating birds from all over the globe.
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Year
2016
Duration
90 minutes
Genres
Animation, Comedy, Family
Language
English
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UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
Storks are birds, employed by giant internet company Cornerstone for the very important task of delivering babies through the skies to their new families. That is until a new boss arrives and changes their job to delivering postal packages instead, shutting down the Baby Making Machine. When Junior, a star employee, accidentally reactivates the machine, an adorable new baby girl is produced. But Junior and his human friend Tulip have to keep the adorable newborn from his boss’ eyes, so embark on a desperate race to Stork Mountain to deliver the baby before it’s too late. Along the way, they learn some valuable lessons about finding your family and restore the storks’ true purpose in the world.
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