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Singapore : Redhill

Author:	Christopher Grace; Penelope Middelboe; Martin Lamb; Schlessinger Media.; Children's Television Trust International.
Publisher:	Wynnewood, PA : Schlessinger Media, ©2005.
Series:	Animated tales of the world.
Edition/Format:	DVD video : Animation : Juvenile audience : NTSC color broadcast system : English
Summary:	Bukit Merah is a hill in Singapore. In English, it means "red hill." According to Malay legend, it is called Redhill because a mysterious event took place there many years ago when the island was still populated by small fishing villages. A young boy and his grandmother live atop that hill until the day the boy angers the Raja's advisor, and they have to flee for their lives. See how the events unfold in this classic pourquoi folktale from Singapore.  Read more...
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