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Long Way North
In 1892 Saint Petersburg, when her explorer grandfather's failure to return from his latest expedition brings dishonour to her aristocratic family, a resilient teenager runs away to follow in his trail in search of his famed ship.
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In 1892 Saint Petersburg, when her explorer grandfather's failure to return from his latest expedition brings dishonour to her aristocratic family, a resilient teenager runs away to follow in his trail in search of his famed ship.
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Genre:Adventure, Animation, Drama, Family
Written By:Claire Paoletti, Patricia Valeix, Patricia Valeix, Fabrice de Costil, Claire Paoletti
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Maybe Movies, 2 Minutes, Noerlum Studios, France 3 Cinéma, Sacrebleu Productions
Cast
Rémi Chayé
Director
Christa Théret
Sasha (voice)
Féodor Atkine
Oloukine (voice)
Audrey Sablé
Nadya (voice)
Thomas Sagols
Katch (voice)
Rémi Caillebot
Larson (voice)
Loïc Houdré
Lund (voice)
Fabien Briche
Tomsky (voice)
Rémi Bichet
Father (voice)
Juliette Degenne
Mother (voice)
Bruno Magne
Maloney (voice)
Cyrille Monge
Mowson (voice)
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