Zarafa(2012)
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Stunning animation about a young Sudanese boy’s escape from slave traders and his incredible and perilous journey to Paris with an orphaned giraffe.
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Age group8–15 years
Duration76 mins
- Damien, 10
- 9 reviews
Zarafa is a French, animated film about a boy called Maki who escapes slavery and rescues a orphaned giraffe. They are saved by a nomad prince called Hassan and set off on an adventure to France. I liked the story telling and that the friends all went on an adventure together. There are some sad parts in the film, which might make people sad when they watch it. I liked the part when the children use the hippo to escape.
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