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Het Huis Anubis: The Path Of 7 Sins
A group of teenagers are on a school trip to Croatia, but when the bus flat-tires they have to stay in an abandoned village. There the group of friends get sent to another dimension in a medieval time zone, they must now walk the path of 7 sins to save themselves and return home.
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A group of teenagers are on a school trip to Croatia, but when the bus flat-tires they have to stay in an abandoned village. There the group of friends get sent to another dimension in a medieval time zone, they must now walk the path of 7 sins to save themselves and return home.
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Genre:Adventure, Mystery, Family
Written By:Alexandra Penrhyn Lowe, Anjali Taneja, Dennis Bots
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Studio 100, Nickelodeon
Cast
Dennis Bots
Director
Loek Beernink
Nienke Martens
Lucien van Geffen
Fabian Ruitenberg
Iris Hesseling
Amber Rozenberg
Achmed Akkabi
Appie Tayibi
Sven de Wijn
Jeroen Cornelissen
Gamze Tazim
Noa van Rijn
Vreneli van Helbergen
Patricia Soeters
Marieke Westenenk
Joyce van Bodegraven
Vincent Banić
Mick Zeelenberg
Egbert Jan Weeber
Rohan de Beaufort
Maryam Hassouni
Charlotte de Beaufort
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