Where to Watch The Magic Lion in Canada
The Magic Lion is a short animated film about an African boy who goes on a quest to save the life of his gravely ill grandfather. He is in search of a mysterious village where there are healers who can make a special medicine. On the way he encounters a strange lion, caught in a trap, a lion that takes him on an adventure.
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- 7 minutes
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- Origin Country
- United States
- Languages
- en
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