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Nico: The Movie
Recently moved with his family to the town of Bellavista, Nicholas faces the challenge of adapting to a new environment, a new school and some new mates ... with the added difficulty of being blind. There Nicholas attends the Guide Dog School, where he meets Tom, his trusty Labrador retriever, who accompanies him on his adventures. Gradually the gang at his school will set aside their prejudices and accept him as he is: a normal boy who sees life differently. An unforgettable story about integration, friendship and unconditional love.
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Recently moved with his family to the town of Bellavista, Nicholas faces the challenge of adapting to a new environment, a new school and some new mates ... with the added difficulty of being blind. There Nicholas attends the Guide Dog School, where he meets Tom, his trusty Labrador retriever, who accompanies him on his adventures. Gradually the gang at his school will set aside their prejudices and accept him as he is: a normal boy who sees life differently. An unforgettable story about integration, friendship and unconditional love.
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Genre:Drama, Romance, Animation, Family
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:BRB Internacional
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