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Out of the Nest (2025)
Teenage delivery boy Arthur the Goat wants nothing more than to be Castilia's greatest barber. When the royal fledglings are taken, it falls to Arthur to rescue them and save the kingdom, but first he must discover his own past.
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Teenage delivery boy Arthur the Goat wants nothing more than to be Castilia's greatest barber. When the royal fledglings are taken, it falls to Arthur to rescue them and save the kingdom, but first he must discover his own past.
Rating:PG
Genre:Animation, Family, Fantasy, Adventure
Written By:Arturo Hernandez, Gillian M. Berrow
In Theaters:2/7/2025
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Shellhut Entertainment, T&B Media Global, Base Media
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