The Little Goldfish

The Little Goldfish

Year: 1939

Runtime: 8 mins

Language: English

Director: Rudolf Ising

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A goldfish dreams of living in the ocean, and ends up getting there after being accidentally washed down the drain, then finds that it’s too scary.

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