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About the Girl Who Found Her Bear
When her parents are gone for their jobs, a little girl goes everywhere around the house to find her teddy bear, instead of playing the piano she was supposed to.
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When her parents are gone for their jobs, a little girl goes everywhere around the house to find her teddy bear, instead of playing the piano she was supposed to.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Elena Chernova
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:Pilot Studio, Shar Studio
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