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Nelly Rapp - The Dark Forest
Nelly and the dog London are joined by Valle as they head out into the Black Forest to find the Mirror of Death. A journey that takes them deeper and deeper into the forest and to the place where Nelly's mother once disappeared.
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Nelly and the dog London are joined by Valle as they head out into the Black Forest to find the Mirror of Death. A journey that takes them deeper and deeper into the forest and to the place where Nelly's mother once disappeared.
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Genre:Adventure, Comedy, Family, Fantasy
Written By:Sofie Forsman, Tove Forsman, Martin Widmark
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:SF Studios
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