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It's Indy's birthday, but she doesn’t have money to treat her friends. Still, she doesn’t want to show up empty-handed. How will she solve this problem?
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It's Indy's birthday, but she doesn’t have money to treat her friends. Still, she doesn’t want to show up empty-handed. How will she solve this problem?
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Demian van der Wekken
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Nederlandse Filmacademie, NTR
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