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* CoolPlane: The German plane bombing the city is a red Fokker Dr.I, i.e. the same type piloted by German ace Manfred "The Red Baron" von Richthofen.
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* CoolPlane: The German plane bombing the city is a red Fokker Dr.I, i.e. the same type piloted by German ace Manfred "The Red Baron" von Richthofen.
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* WarMemorial: At the end. A statue that has been shaped like the soldier shooting at the German plane.
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* DyingMomentOfAwesome: The soldier died aiming a rifle at a German plane's pilot.
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* DyingMomentOfAwesome: The soldier died aiming a rifle at a German plane's pilot.
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* DyingMomentOfAwesome: The soldier died aiming a rifle at a German plane's pilot.
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* HeroicSacrifice: The soldier died protecting the boy from a German plane.
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''Bleuets'' (literally ''"Blueberries"'', the meaning is analogous to "NewMeat") is a 2019 French CGI animated short film created by Amaury d'Arcangues, Paul Calvier, Léa Rocton and Thomas Ruiz when they were students of the ECV school of Bordeaux.
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''Bleuets'' (literally ''"Blueberries"'', ''"Cornflowers"'', the meaning is analogous to "NewMeat") is a 2019 French CGI animated short film created by Amaury d'Arcangues, Paul Calvier, Léa Rocton and Thomas Ruiz when they were students of the ECV school of Bordeaux.
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* SnipingTheCockpit: The French soldier attempts to kill the German pilot of the Fokker with a Lebel rifle in order to protect the kid. He shoots, but that's just where the scene is cut. The monument to the dead of World War I implies the soldier didn't survive (since the statue depicts him holding the rifle against the plane) and nothing is said about the plane.
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* SnipingTheCockpit: The French soldier attempts to kill the German pilot of the Fokker with a Lebel rifle in order to protect the kid. He shoots, but that's just where the scene is cut. The monument to the dead of World War I implies the soldier didn't survive (since the statue depicts him holding the rifle against the plane) and nothing is said about the plane.plane's fate.
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* AbandonedWarChild: There's no way to know whether or not the kid is abandoned per se, but no-one is watching over him and there's no explanation about what he's doing, that is putting his own life in danger running in a town being bombed, wearing a helmet and waving a red cross flag.
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* AbandonedWarChild: There's no way to know whether or not the kid is abandoned per se, but no-one is watching over him and there's no explanation about what he's doing, that is putting his own life in danger running in a town being bombed, wearing a French Adrian helmet and waving a red cross flag.
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* AbandonedWarChild: There's no way to know is the kid is abandoned per se, but no-one is supervising him and there's no explanation about what he's doing, that is putting his own life in danger in a town being bombed, wearing a helmet and waving a red cross flag.
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* AbandonedWarChild: There's no way to know is whether or not the kid is abandoned per se, but no-one is supervising watching over him and there's no explanation about what he's doing, that is putting his own life in danger running in a town being bombed, wearing a helmet and waving a red cross flag.
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* SilenceIsGolden: There's no dialogue at all in the short. There's onlt a song about fallen soldiers at the end.
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* SilenceIsGolden: There's no dialogue at all in the short. There's onlt only a song about fallen soldiers at the end.
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* NewYearHasCome: There's a "Happy New Year 1939!" banner in town at the end of the short.
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* MusicBoxIntervals: The melody of the song about fallen soldiers at the end sounds like a music box.
* SilenceIsGolden: There's no dialogue at all in the short. There's onlt a song about fallen soldiers at the end.
* SnipingTheCockpit: The French soldier attempts to kill the German pilot of the Fokker with a Lebel rifle in order to protect the kid. He shoots, but that's just where the scene is cut. The monument to the dead of World War I implies the soldier didn't survive (since the statue depicts him holding the rifle against the plane) and nothing is said about the plane.
* SilenceIsGolden: There's no dialogue at all in the short. There's onlt a song about fallen soldiers at the end.
* SnipingTheCockpit: The French soldier attempts to kill the German pilot of the Fokker with a Lebel rifle in order to protect the kid. He shoots, but that's just where the scene is cut. The monument to the dead of World War I implies the soldier didn't survive (since the statue depicts him holding the rifle against the plane) and nothing is said about the plane.
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* SnipingTheCockpit: The French soldier attempts to kill the German pilot of the Fokker with a Lebel rifle in order to protect the kid. He shoots, but that's just where the scene is cut. The monument to the dead of World War I implies the soldier didn't survive (since the statue depicts him holding the rifle against the plane) and nothing is said about the plane.
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* SnipingTheCockpit: TitleDrop: The French soldier attempts to kill word "bleuet" is dropped in the German pilot of song at the Fokker with a Lebel rifle in order to protect the kid. He shoots, but that's just where the scene is cut. The monument to the dead of World War I implies the soldier didn't survive (since the statue depicts him holding the rifle against the plane) and nothing is said about the plane.end.
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* CoolPlane: The German plane bombing the city is a red Fokker Dr.I, i.e. the same type piloted by Manfred "The Red Baron" von Richthofen.
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* CoolPlane: The German plane bombing the city is a red Fokker Dr.I, i.e. the same type piloted by German ace Manfred "The Red Baron" von Richthofen.
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* GraveMarkingScene: The now-grown up kid visits the monument to the dead of World War I at the end, and lays the old red cross flag down he brandished during the war down in front of it.
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* CoolPlane: The German plane bombing the city is a red Fokker Dr.I, i.e. the same type piloted by Manfred "The Red Baron" von Richthofen.
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The short is set during UsefulNotes/WorldWarI, with a French soldier crossing the path of a child in a town being bombed by German aviation.
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The short is set during UsefulNotes/WorldWarI, with a French soldier crossing the path of a child kid in a town being bombed by German aviation.
* DistantFinale: The final scene with the now-grown up boy happens in 1939, on the verge of a [[UsefulNotes/WorldWarII new war]].
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* DistantFinale: SnipingTheCockpit: The final French soldier attempts to kill the German pilot of the Fokker with a Lebel rifle in order to protect the kid. He shoots, but that's just where the scene with is cut. The monument to the now-grown up boy happens in 1939, on dead of World War I implies the verge of soldier didn't survive (since the statue depicts him holding the rifle against the plane) and nothing is said about the plane.
* WestminsterChimes: The clock bells heard in the town in 1939 sound a[[UsefulNotes/WorldWarII new war]].bit like Big Ben.
* WestminsterChimes: The clock bells heard in the town in 1939 sound a
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''Bleuets'' (literally ''"Blueberries"'', the meaning is analogous to "NewMeat") is a 2019 French CGI animated short film created by students of the ECV school of Bordeaux.
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''Bleuets'' (literally ''"Blueberries"'', the meaning is analogous to "NewMeat") is a 2019 French CGI animated short film created by Amaury d'Arcangues, Paul Calvier, Léa Rocton and Thomas Ruiz when they were students of the ECV school of Bordeaux.
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* AllCGICartoon: The short is entirely animated in CGI. It took two years to students of the ECV school of Bordeaux to put it together.
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* AllCGICartoon: The short is entirely animated in CGI. It took two years to students of the ECV design and animation school of Bordeaux to put it together.
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* DuringTheWar: The short is set in a war-torn French town during World War I.
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* DistantFinale: The final scene with the now-grown up boy happens in 1939, on the verge of a [[UsefulNotes/WorldWarII new war]].
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''Bleuets'' (literally ''Blueberries'', meaning analogous to "NewMeat") is a 2019 French animated short film created by students of the ECV school of Bordeaux.
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''Bleuets'' (literally ''Blueberries'', ''"Blueberries"'', the meaning is analogous to "NewMeat") is a 2019 French CGI animated short film created by students of the ECV school of Bordeaux.
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!!''Bleuets'' provides examples of the following tropes:
* AllCGICartoon: The short is entirely animated in CGI. It took two years to students of the ECV school of Bordeaux to put it together.
* AnachronismStew: The StukaScream. It wouldn't be heard until 1935, and by a different plane at that (Junkers Ju 87).
* GasMaskMooks: The French soldier enters the house wearing a gas mask. Gas attacks were sadly commonplace during World War I.
* StukaScream: The Fokker Dr.I bombing the city makes that noise, despite not being a Junkers Ju 87.
!!''Bleuets'' provides examples of the following tropes:
* AllCGICartoon: The short is entirely animated in CGI. It took two years to students of the ECV school of Bordeaux to put it together.
* AnachronismStew: The StukaScream. It wouldn't be heard until 1935, and by a different plane at that (Junkers Ju 87).
* GasMaskMooks: The French soldier enters the house wearing a gas mask. Gas attacks were sadly commonplace during World War I.
* StukaScream: The Fokker Dr.I bombing the city makes that noise, despite not being a Junkers Ju 87.
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''Bleuets'' (literally ''Blueberries'', meaning analogous to "NewMeat") is a 2019 French animated short film created by students of the ECV school of Bordeaux.
The short is set during UsefulNotes/WorldWarI, with a French soldier crossing the path of a child in a city being bombed by German aviation.
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''Bleuets'' (literally ''Blueberries'', meaning analogous to "NewMeat") is a 2019 French animated short film created by students of the ECV school of Bordeaux.
The short is set during UsefulNotes/WorldWarI, with a French soldier crossing the path of a child in a city being bombed by German aviation.
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