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Year
2018
Duration
96 minutes
Genres
Animation, Family, Musicals
Language
English
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Migo is a friendly yeti who has always been brought up to believe that “humans” are mythical creatures that only exist in the imagination. One day, however, he comes across what appears to be a real-life human in the wild, but when he tells the other people in the village, nobody believes him and he is banished! Determined to prove them wrong, Migo sets out on a quest to find the mysterious human and win back the trust of his local community. This is a charming animated comedy, offering a fun twist on the Bigfoot legend, with positive messaging around celebrating difference, finding common ground and overcoming your fears, as well as discovering the world is rather more complex than you thought it was.
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