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Lucia nella notte
Lucia is a little insect that comes out of her hiding place at night because only in the dark she is not afraid of other animals.
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Lucia is a little insect that comes out of her hiding place at night because only in the dark she is not afraid of other animals.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Vernante Pallotti, Daniele Zen
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Runtime:4 minutes
Studio:ANICA, Rai Ragazzi, Videocittà, cartoonITALIA, ASIFA, T-Rex Digimation
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