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A very British springer spaniel is lost in India, trying to find his human family. Basil the spaniel must team up with a streetwise Bollywood-obsessed street dog to survive.
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A very British springer spaniel is lost in India, trying to find his human family. Basil the spaniel must team up with a streetwise Bollywood-obsessed street dog to survive.
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Genre:Animation, Adventure, Comedy, Family
Written By:Stephen Leslie
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Embankment Films, La Parti Production, Newscope Films, Good Story Productions, BFI, Cantilever Media, Sky Cinema, ReDefine Originals, Prime Focus Studios
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