A Tale of Two Mozzies
Dagmar the dancing mosquito has the hots for Egon. But Egon, putting love on hold, is busy achieving the ultimate sprint on his bike and wants to see the world. When wicked red ant queen Dominella and her soldiers kill the black ant queen and take over her heap, our heroes are drawn into an exciting forest floor drama that puts their friendship to the test and forces them to use their talents to the utmost.
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Dagmar the dancing mosquito has the hots for Egon. But Egon, putting love on hold, is busy achieving the ultimate sprint on his bike and wants to see the world. When wicked red ant queen Dominella and her soldiers kill the black ant queen and take over her heap, our heroes are drawn into an exciting forest floor drama that puts their friendship to the test and forces them to use their talents to the utmost.
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Genre:Animation, Family
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:A. Film Production
Cast
Flemming Quist Møller, Jannik Hastrup
Director
Fabian Harlang
Egon
Selma Quist Møller
Dagmar
Bjarke Kastbjerg Andersen
Minibillen
Peter Frödin
Didrik von Drone
Ellen Hillingsø
Dronning Flora
Lisbet Dahl
Dronning Dominella
Claus Ryskjær
Arbejdsmyre(r) Brian
Ole Thestrup
Soldatermyren Knud
Esben Pretzmann
Soldatermyren Harald
Kaya Brüel
Dronning Lilleskat
Ditte Gråbøl
Myra/Kate
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