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Caterella
A whirlwind of a story that flips the Cinderella-tale upside down. To everyone's astonishment, Caterella says no to marrying the Prince. After all shoe size is a wacky reason for marriage. Instead, Caterella wants to find her own ending. This break with tradition sets the whole world in peril. The Princess needs to get the story back on track and decides to confront Caterella. An unexpected spark ignites between the two, and together they set out on a quest for personal freedom and love. A journey that will shake the very foundation of the fairy-tale world, making everyone live happily fur-ever after.
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A whirlwind of a story that flips the Cinderella-tale upside down. To everyone's astonishment, Caterella says no to marrying the Prince. After all shoe size is a wacky reason for marriage. Instead, Caterella wants to find her own ending. This break with tradition sets the whole world in peril. The Princess needs to get the story back on track and decides to confront Caterella. An unexpected spark ignites between the two, and together they set out on a quest for personal freedom and love. A journey that will shake the very foundation of the fairy-tale world, making everyone live happily fur-ever after.
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Genre:Animation, Family
Written By:Karsten Fullu, Martin Lund, Mina Juni Stenebråten
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Storm Films
Cast
Lisa Marie Gamlem
Director
Ada Eide
Askepote (voice)
Sondre Lerche
Prinsen (voice)
Eili Harboe
Prinsesse Louise (voice)
Thorbjørn Harr
Bonde (voice)
Mari Maurstad
Bondekone (voice)
Nils Jørgen Kaalstad
Vertshuseier (voice)
Vidar Magnussen
Kong Rex (voice)
Lisa Tønne
Dommeren (voice)
Karin Klouman
Stesøster (voice)
Lars Berrum
Eventyrgud (voice)
Martin Beyer-Olsen
Eventyrgud (voice)
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