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Back to the Sea (2012)

When little fish Kevin is swept up in a net and taken from his home in the vast oceans to the small glass fish tank of a restaurant, he must find a way to escape and make his way back home.
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When little fish Kevin is swept up in a net and taken from his home in the vast oceans to the small glass fish tank of a restaurant, he must find a way to escape and make his way back home.

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Genre:Animation, Family, Adventure
Directed By:Thom Lu
Written By:Thom Lu, James D. Mortellaro
In Theaters:11/16/2012
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Viva Pictures, Funimation Global Group

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