Khumba(2013)
Entertaining South African animation about a half-striped zebra who learns that difference can be a strength.
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Age group7–11 years
Duration81 mins
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- Sam, 11
- 2 reviews
This being the first emotional film I've watched at Film Club, I was quite impressed with the standard of the film. This animated film involving a half striped zebra really makes you feel good about yourself, and the guinea pigs... well, you can find out! The comical parts really makes this ingenious film come to life, and I like and enjoy the fact that you can understand Africa via a film. This film is suitable for all ages and this is a very good film if you want to understand Africa.
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