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Lotte and Thijs go to a great school and have a sweet teacher, Miss Evi. But then the awful Miss Brakel becomes principal and makes all sorts of rules: no phones, birthdays are no longer allowed, and treats are strictly forbidden. So the class gives her a nickname: Miss Vomit. They devise a plan to get rid of her, while Lotte also has a secret that needs solving. Can Miss Evi's magic ring help?
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Lotte and Thijs go to a great school and have a sweet teacher, Miss Evi. But then the awful Miss Brakel becomes principal and makes all sorts of rules: no phones, birthdays are no longer allowed, and treats are strictly forbidden. So the class gives her a nickname: Miss Vomit. They devise a plan to get rid of her, while Lotte also has a secret that needs solving. Can Miss Evi's magic ring help?
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Genre:Family, Comedy
Written By:Carry Slee, Maria Peters
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:AM Pictures
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