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Kasper in Gefangenschaft
The devil begrudges Kasper his beautiful house. He wants to capture him and force him to build a new devil's house. But Kasper is clever enough to let the devil do all the work himself. The Kasper family succeeds in freeing Kasper and shooting the devil into the clouds.
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The devil begrudges Kasper his beautiful house. He wants to capture him and force him to build a new devil's house. But Kasper is clever enough to let the devil do all the work himself. The Kasper family succeeds in freeing Kasper and shooting the devil into the clouds.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Werner Hammer, Katharina Benkert
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Runtime:28 minutes
Studio:DEFA-Studio für Trickfilme
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