Khumba(2013)
Entertaining South African animation about a half-striped zebra who learns that difference can be a strength.
Certificate
Age group8–12 years
Duration81 mins
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- Olivia, 10
- 4 reviews
I thought Kumba was a really good film but also a bit emotional at times. I thought it was hilarious when the little chipmunk creatures were singing ' ring of doom'. I think this teaches everyone that we are all unique and different so everyone should respect you if you have white or black skin or don't have the same colour hair as you! I would recommend this film to all ages as this will make you laugh your socks off! I think you should watch this film if you have not already. But remember to hold on to your socks as they might come off laughing. Be prepared!!!!
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