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After Dan collapses at a train station, he enlists Maxie to watch his beloved dog, Molly. Maxie develops a soft spot for her new furry companion - a dog which has a unique ability to sing in tune.
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After Dan collapses at a train station, he enlists Maxie to watch his beloved dog, Molly. Maxie develops a soft spot for her new furry companion - a dog which has a unique ability to sing in tune.
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Phillip Roope, Mark Thomas, Hilary Linstead, Ned Lander
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:GUO, New South Wales Film Corp., M & L Pty Limited, Troplisa Pty Ltd
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