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Hayflower and Quiltshoe
The quirky adventures of Hayflower and her little sister Quiltshoe.
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The quirky adventures of Hayflower and her little sister Quiltshoe.
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Genre:Adventure, Family
Written By:Kaisa Rastimo, Marko Äijö
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Kinotaurus
Cast
Kaisa Rastimo
Director
Tilda Kiianlehto
Vilttitossu
Katriina Tavi
Heinähattu
Minna Suuronen
Hanna Kattilakoski
Antti Virmavirta
Matti Kattilakoski
Päivi Akonpelto
Halise Alibullen
Merja Larivaara
Helga Alibullen
Heikki Sankari
Konstaapeli Isonapa
Robert Enckell
Konstaapeli Rillirousku
Heikki Ahonius
Postimies
Henriikka Salo
Lääkäri
Vita Edvards
Intiaanityttö
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