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A story of about a sick king, who can be cured only by the singing Adarna Bird. His three sons set out on a journey to find the bird that was turns people into stone if they fall asleep when they hear the bird singing.
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A story of about a sick king, who can be cured only by the singing Adarna Bird. His three sons set out on a journey to find the bird that was turns people into stone if they fall asleep when they hear the bird singing.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Gerry A. Garcia
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:FLT Films International, Guiding Light Productions
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