Oscar Nominated Shorts: Animation— Reviewed
The 92nd Academy Awards had many strong contenders for best animated short. But which Oscar nominated short wins for diversity and inclusion?
Het Huis Anubis Show: The Legend Of The Haunted Theater
In this show, the anubis residents hears from a ghost that the theater that they are about to perform in, that it burns down every hundred years and is about to happen again. They're forced go back to the past through a cursed clock that caused the fire at the time. Amber, Nienke, Patricia, Fabian, Jeroen and Appie have to follow directions to find the winding keys and stop the clock in time!
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In this show, the anubis residents hears from a ghost that the theater that they are about to perform in, that it burns down every hundred years and is about to happen again. They're forced go back to the past through a cursed clock that caused the fire at the time. Amber, Nienke, Patricia, Fabian, Jeroen and Appie have to follow directions to find the winding keys and stop the clock in time!
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