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Film Details
Year
2019
Duration
8 minutes
Genres
Animation, Short Films, Silent
Language
No Dialogue
Synopsis
It’s the last day of autumn and all the woodland creatures are preparing for their annual race as winter closes in and the icy winds begin to blow. Using abandoned bike parts from around the woodland, the participants, which include a rabbit, a hedgehog and a big bear, build their vehicles and pedal towards the finish line. With many obstacles in the way, and not everything going according to plan, instead of competing as individuals they help each other reach both the finish line and their winter shelters. This endearing animation includes themes of teamwork and creativity and may be useful in discussions around treatment of the natural world.
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