Himalia
With a sense of strange timelessness, this fable immerses us in the daily life of a child fascinated by the elusive rays of the sun that stir life on the atypical lands of Himalia.
With a sense of strange timelessness, this fable immerses us in the daily life of a child fascinated by the elusive rays of the sun that stir life on the atypical lands of Himalia.
Noam Desbiens Lépine
Elio
Amélie Clément
Delaya
Adam Schneider
Yacob
Pamela Sellers
Maljuna
Nicolas Viau
Radio (voice)
With a sense of strange timelessness, this fable immerses us in the daily life of a child fascinated by the elusive rays of the sun that stir life on the atypical lands of Himalia.
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