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Killian's Chronicle: The Magic Stone (1995)
One thousand years ago, the vikings were lost to a mysterious coast in the Northe Antlantic.Kilian, the Irish slave,stole the navigating stone,fortunately original people of Americath rescued him and helped him how to living on there.
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One thousand years ago, the vikings were lost to a mysterious coast in the Northe Antlantic.Kilian, the Irish slave,stole the navigating stone,fortunately original people of Americath rescued him and helped him how to living on there.
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Genre:Adventure
Written By:Pamela Berger
In Theaters:10/6/1995
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Lara Classics
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