Juneteenth: Don’t Worry about Slavery, the White People Fixed It
Juneteenth is a day to commemorate the emancipation of enslaved people in the United States on June 19th, 1865. We did it! Everyone is free! Everyone is equal! End of story, right?
House of Anubis (DE) - Path of the 7 Sins
On a schooltrip, Daniel finds an antique shop where he gets a ring that he gives to his girlfriend Nina, a ring that proves his endless love for her, then a magical gate opens to a fantastic medieval world. Nina is kidnapped by the creepy knight Roman and Daniel and his friends follow them through a magical portal. They embark on the dangerous "Path of the 7 Sins" to save Nina. There are dangers and seven difficult riddles of the 7 deadly sins.
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On a schooltrip, Daniel finds an antique shop where he gets a ring that he gives to his girlfriend Nina, a ring that proves his endless love for her, then a magical gate opens to a fantastic medieval world. Nina is kidnapped by the creepy knight Roman and Daniel and his friends follow them through a magical portal. They embark on the dangerous "Path of the 7 Sins" to save Nina. There are dangers and seven difficult riddles of the 7 deadly sins.
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Written By:Elke de Gezelle, Hans Bourlon, Gert Verhulst, Susanne Biesinger, Mischa Reisewitz
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Runtime:82 minutes
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Jorkos Damen
Director
Kristina Dumitru
Nina Martens
Daniel Wilken
Daniel Gutenberg
Marc Dumitru
Magnus von Hagen
Franziska Alber
Delia Seefeld
Florian Prokop
Felix Gaber
Alicia Endemann
Luzy Schoppa
Karim Günes
Kaya Sahin
Alexa Benkert
Charlotte Bachmann
Féréba Koné
Mara Minkmar
Kai Helm
Victor Rodemer
Ulrich Cyran
Herr Altrichter
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