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Etienne! (2009)
After Richard finds out that his best and only friend, a dwarf hamster named Etienne, has terminal cancer, he decides to take his pocket pet on a bicycle road trip to show him the world before he has to put him to sleep.
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After Richard finds out that his best and only friend, a dwarf hamster named Etienne, has terminal cancer, he decides to take his pocket pet on a bicycle road trip to show him the world before he has to put him to sleep.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Jeff Mizushima
In Theaters:6/12/2009
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Category One Entertainment Group, Jacques à Bâle Pictures, Cineasta Productions, Coattails Entertainment, Day O Productions
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