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Egon & Dönci (2009)

Egon lives with his cat Dönci in a distant galaxy and is working on a spaceship. Suddenly, the Voyager 3 space probe crashes into the planet and Egon finds a message from Earth. A short time later, "Egon & Dönci" set off for the blue planet. An exciting journey through space begins for "Egon & Donci".
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Egon lives with his cat Dönci in a distant galaxy and is working on a spaceship. Suddenly, the Voyager 3 space probe crashes into the planet and Egon finds a message from Earth. A short time later, "Egon & Dönci" set off for the blue planet. An exciting journey through space begins for "Egon & Donci".

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Genre:Animation, Science Fiction, Comedy
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In Theaters:5/1/2009
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Runtime:75 minutes
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