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D Uncle - The Movie 

D. Uncle is going on a big musical adventure that teaches us about his morning routine, when an evil monkey steals all the colors from the world. D. Uncle goes on an adventure to fight the evil monkey to bring back the color to the world and save the entire humanity and his small animal farm so he can keep going on with his day and show us his daily routine.
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D. Uncle is going on a big musical adventure that teaches us about his morning routine, when an evil monkey steals all the colors from the world. D. Uncle goes on an adventure to fight the evil monkey to bring back the color to the world and save the entire humanity and his small animal farm so he can keep going on with his day and show us his daily routine.

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Genre:Music, Adventure, Comedy, Family
Directed By:Haim Osadon
Written By:Haim Osadon
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Runtime:36 minutes
Studio:Balza TMS, Multipictures AI, Dod Haim Productions LTD

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