David and Goliath

Year: 1986

Runtime: 26 mins

Language: English

Director: Ray Patterson

FamilyAnimation

Derek, Margo and Moki time‑travel again, only to become lost in an unfamiliar era. While seeking clues they face dangerous wildlife until a young shepherd rescues them. The shepherd is revealed to be the future King David. Following him to Jerusalem, they watch David temper Saul’s fury and finally see the legendary defeat of Goliath.

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