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March of the Penguins on TV

By clock on September 14, 2006.

From an e-mail:

The U.S. television premiere of the Academy Award-winning MARCH OF THE PENGUINS will be on Hallmark Channel, Saturday, November 25 (9/8 c).

The theatrical movie is accompanied by a never-before-seen film short on the subject from Academy Award-winners (director) Luc Jacquet, (producer) Emanuel Priou, (producer) Christophe Lioud and (producer) Yves Darondeau. The short will follow the premiere of the movie and will encore after the second run of the movie that same evening.

The little movie that walked away with film's most prized statue - the Academy Award - follows the unique survival habits of Antarctica's regal Emperor Penguins; trekking across hundreds of miles of pack ice to the place that they each were born; all in the name of love and survival.

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