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Latte and the Magic Waterstone (2020)
When a greedy bear steals a magic stone to keep the forest’s water for himself, a brave hedgehog and a timid squirrel must work together to retrieve it.
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When a greedy bear steals a magic stone to keep the forest’s water for himself, a brave hedgehog and a timid squirrel must work together to retrieve it.
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Genre:Animation, Adventure, Family, Comedy
Written By:Martin Behnke, Andrea Deppert
In Theaters:7/31/2020
Box Office:$4,983,582
Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Dreamin' Dolphin Film, Eagle Eye Filmproduktion, Grid Animation
Cast
Andrea Deppert, Mimi Maynard, Nina Wels, Regina Welker
Director
Luisa Wietzorek
Latte (voice)
Henning Baum
Bantur (voice)
Timur Bartels
Amaroo (voice)
Tim Schwarzmaier
Tjum (voice)
Maud Ackermann
Tjum's mother (voice)
Hans Bayer
Vilho (voice)
Helen Blaschke
Mira (voice)
Nicolas Böll
Tjum's father (voice)
Michael Deffert
Lupo (voice)
Sebastian Christoph Jacob
Aken (voice)
Uli Krohm
Johnson (voice)
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