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Hanuman (2001)
Hanuman is the most lovable baby monkey one can imagine. He meets Tom who comes to visit the temple in the Valley of Monkeys and tries to protect it from the robbers. A warm relationship develops between the two.
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Hanuman is the most lovable baby monkey one can imagine. He meets Tom who comes to visit the temple in the Valley of Monkeys and tries to protect it from the robbers. A warm relationship develops between the two.
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Genre:Adventure, Family, Romance, Fantasy
Written By:Michel Fessler, Frédéric Fougea, Eric Collins
In Theaters:10/27/2001
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Gaumont, Boréales, Visual Eyes Productions
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