Frozen II: The most disappointing original Disney animated movie since Chicken Little.
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Pablo is 9 years old and lives alone with his father. One night, the father becomes ill and the boy has to go to the city to seek help. To do this, he will have to cross the forest on a dark journey - in which he will understand how much he loves and is loved by his father.
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Pablo is 9 years old and lives alone with his father. One night, the father becomes ill and the boy has to go to the city to seek help. To do this, he will have to cross the forest on a dark journey - in which he will understand how much he loves and is loved by his father.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Juan Carve
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Runtime:6 minutes
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