Little Hippo

Year: 2001

Runtime: 77 mins

Language: French

Directors: Bernard Deyriès, Christian Choquet

Animation

Petit Potam resides in the riverside village of Barbotam, set on an island within the winding Potamazone River. The community’s daily life centers on the waterway, and Pa Potam is indispensable—he pilots the boat‑train that links the settlement, delivers provisions, and carries the village’s mail, keeping everyone connected.

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