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Iqbal, a Tale of a Fearless Child
A little boy, Iqbal, is kidnapped by a carpet dealer who forces him to work in his workshop. With no fear or reproach, he will do everything he can to save himself and his unfortunate friends.
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A little boy, Iqbal, is kidnapped by a carpet dealer who forces him to work in his workshop. With no fear or reproach, he will do everything he can to save himself and his unfortunate friends.
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Genre:Animation, Adventure, Comedy, Family, Drama
Written By:Michel Fuzellier, Lara Fremder, Paolo Bonaldi
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:2d3D Animations, Gertie Productions, Montparnasse Productions
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