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The stork Cathy and the mouse Nicholas, was forced to close the theater where they work for living. With the courage and imagination that characterize them, our friends are used as intrepid reporters of a new television channel run by Big Mouse. Soon realize they need a program that launched to stardom. It will not be easy.
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The stork Cathy and the mouse Nicholas, was forced to close the theater where they work for living. With the courage and imagination that characterize them, our friends are used as intrepid reporters of a new television channel run by Big Mouse. Soon realize they need a program that launched to stardom. It will not be easy.
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Genre:Drama, Animation
Written By:Juan Velarde
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Box Office:$1,500,000
Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Extra Extremadura de Audiovisuales S.A., Barton Films, Ministerio de Cultura España, Canal Extremadura, EiTB
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