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Little Red Riding Hood, Once More
Distracted by the forest's beauties on her way to Grandma, the Little Red Riding Hood loses the food basket. Having observed this, the Wolf retrieves the basket, delivers it to Grandma and the two have a good laugh about the event.
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Distracted by the forest's beauties on her way to Grandma, the Little Red Riding Hood loses the food basket. Having observed this, the Wolf retrieves the basket, delivers it to Grandma and the two have a good laugh about the event.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Nina Bancetović, Ana Horvat
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Runtime:1 minutes
Studio:Bold Studio Zagreb
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