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This little gem concerns the adventures of a butterfly as it travels from one landscape to another, country to city, one ephemeral situation to another. Music by Frederic Chopin is featured on the soundtrack and works perfectly. It's a shame classic shorts are so impossible to find on VHS or DVD. Oh well...