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Angry Birds: The Egg of Darkness (2014)
A short film involving on Red, Willow & Falcor to stop the evil pig emperor from turning the world into darkness for the planets to align, while The Blues listens to it's storytime book before bedtime. Project was released by fyrTV (BTV) and Sikora Entertainment around April 2014 before it was completely changed on October of the same year due to legal rights issues from Rovio Entertainment.
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A short film involving on Red, Willow & Falcor to stop the evil pig emperor from turning the world into darkness for the planets to align, while The Blues listens to it's storytime book before bedtime. Project was released by fyrTV (BTV) and Sikora Entertainment around April 2014 before it was completely changed on October of the same year due to legal rights issues from Rovio Entertainment.
Rating:PG
Genre:Action, Adventure, Fantasy, Animation, Family
Written By:William Sikora III
In Theaters:4/25/2014
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Sikora Entertainment, Rovio Entertainment, BTV
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