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When a war threatens a beehive, peace may come from unexpected places. A honey-maker wants to fight, a soldier wants to make honey. Can these bees follow their hearts instead of the rules?
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When a war threatens a beehive, peace may come from unexpected places. A honey-maker wants to fight, a soldier wants to make honey. Can these bees follow their hearts instead of the rules?
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Genre:Animation, Comedy, Family
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Runtime:55 minutes
Studio:Video Brinquedo
Cast
Michelle Gabriel
Director
Alex Minei
Beenard (voice)
Thainá Almeida
Belinha (voice)
Elisa Vilon
Princess (voice)
Laudi Regina
Dona Abelhusca (voice)
Adna Cruz
Queen (voice)
Raul Schlosser
Chef (voice) / Soldier (voice)
Sidney Cesar
Commander (voice)
Wallace Costa
Human #1 (voice) / Vozerio (voice)
Francisco Freitas
Human #2 (voice) / Drone (voice)
Cláudia Victória
Bees (voice) / Vozerio (voice)
Mariana Canuto
Bee Operato (voice)
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