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Holly på Sommerøen
Holly is used to taking care of herself, because her mother and father are almost never at home. They work all the time, even in the summer, so Holly is sent to Sommerøen to live with her grandfather.
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Holly is used to taking care of herself, because her mother and father are almost never at home. They work all the time, even in the summer, so Holly is sent to Sommerøen to live with her grandfather.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Mie Skjoldemose, Karla Nor Holmbäck
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Den Danske Filmskole, DR
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