Video of the day -- Exodus
A strange piece of fantasy from France -- there's no dialogue, so it doesn't matter if you don't understand French. Use fullscreen.
posted by Infidel753 at 12:10 AM
15 April 2026
A strange piece of fantasy from France -- there's no dialogue, so it doesn't matter if you don't understand French. Use fullscreen.
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7 Comments:
i felt like offering them some Lubriderm...
Fascinating... quite an original concept for a film!
Really neat! Somehow I knew it was going to end the way it did.
Well that was entertaining.
Anon: Sure they could have used it.
Rade: I thought so. I like original ideas like this.
Ricko: Yes, they found a new home. Probably they couldn't have survived otherwise.
Mary: I'm glad you found it entertaining.
Cool. I hadn’t seen it. The French animators have been offering an impressive array of films in recent years. I hope this continues.
Anon: This one was certainly original. Quite a contrast to our movie industry, bogged down in franchises. I could imagine a full-length movie based on this idea.
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