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Little Natalie has a dream of becoming an artist, but she has many obstacles standing in her way - most notably, a vicious art teacher and his dreaded red whistle. One day, Natalie breaks into her school and tries to show everyone what it means to be a real artist.
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Little Natalie has a dream of becoming an artist, but she has many obstacles standing in her way - most notably, a vicious art teacher and his dreaded red whistle. One day, Natalie breaks into her school and tries to show everyone what it means to be a real artist.
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Genre:Family
Written By:David Payne, Leo Bruges
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:FAMU
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