04 September 2020 Animated, Family 3 mins
A Middle-Eastern traveller gets lost on a train in China with no one else but a Panda! She must learn to communicate with him in order to find the adventure she was looking for in an unexpected way.
Watch the official The Train to Qinling 2020 trailer in HD below.
United States 06 September 2020
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