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Film · 2017

The Wind in the Reeds

Original titleLe Vent dans les roseaux

Directed by Arnaud Demuynck · starring Igor van Dessel

  • 3.2 AverageMovieNCo
  • 0.9 Users1 vote
  • 5.4 Critics2 reviews
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Synopsis

A series of five short animations directed by Anaïs Sorrentino, Armand Demuynck, Madina Iskhakova, Rémi Durin and Arnaud Demuynck. The five stories are different adventures about the search for freedom, the fight for owning your own identity and the strength of friendship. Starring amazing heroines, each of the stories has a completely original soundtrack. The first of the tales, titled 'Lace and Dragons', is about a young girl who wants to play knights, the following, 'The Dragon Hunt' is about the friendship between a princess and a dragon. Other animations include 'The Girl and the Night', 'The Unicorn', and finally, the story that gives name to this feature-film: 'The Wind in the Reeds'.

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The essentials

Runtime
26 min26 minutes
How long is The Wind in the Reeds?
26 minutes (26 minutes).
Who directed The Wind in the Reeds?
Arnaud Demuynck.
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Cast

Full cast (5)
Director
Arnaud Demuynck
Writers
Arnaud Demuynck
Music
Arnaud Demuynck
Producers
Arnaud Demuynck

Videos and trailers

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'The Wind in the Reeds' English Subtitles trailer 1:0417 January 2019

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Reviews

All 2 reviews
0.9 1 vote

What the critics say average 5.4 from 2 outlets

  • 6.8 El PaísJordi Costa Behind the offer specially aimed for children, there is a really feast for lovers of the animation format. Read
  • 4.0 El MundoFrancisco Marinero The best thing about it: The short film that takes place at night has a unique style. The worst thing about it: Its excessive reliance on the traditional figures from fairy tales. Read

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