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Belle and Sebastian: The Adventure Continues (2016)
September, 1945. Sebastian impatiently waits for the return of his friend Angelina, whom he has not seen for two years. When the plane carrying the young woman to her small village in the Alps is reported to have crashed in the mountains, Sebastian is convinced that Angelina is still alive. Along with his faithful dog Belle, Sebastian embarks on the most dangerous adventure of his life.
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September, 1945. Sebastian impatiently waits for the return of his friend Angelina, whom he has not seen for two years. When the plane carrying the young woman to her small village in the Alps is reported to have crashed in the mountains, Sebastian is convinced that Angelina is still alive. Along with his faithful dog Belle, Sebastian embarks on the most dangerous adventure of his life.
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Genre:Adventure, Family
Written By:Juliette Sales, Fabien Suarez
In Theaters:5/20/2016
Box Office:$14,526,807
Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Epithète Films, Radar Films, Gaumont
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