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Marius & The Treasure Hunters 

As a group of kids, whose families have been kicked out of their Marseille neighborhood, are about to leave forever, and just as they're about to pack up their dreams they find a mysterious box containing clues to a hidden treasure. Hoping to save their homes, they seek the help of Marius, the so-called "King of Marseille"?
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As a group of kids, whose families have been kicked out of their Marseille neighborhood, are about to leave forever, and just as they're about to pack up their dreams they find a mysterious box containing clues to a hidden treasure. Hoping to save their homes, they seek the help of Marius, the so-called "King of Marseille"?

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Genre:Comedy, Adventure
Directed By:Tony T. Datis
Written By:Dominique Gauriaud, Tony T. Datis, Jim Birmant
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Team Nowhere Films, Only Pro, Apollo Films, M6 Films, Studio TF1

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