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Phillip the Small
Philipp is a small boy, who other guys pick on, because he's not as large as them. But when a musician gives him a magical flute, he can make objects bigger or smaller.
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Philipp is a small boy, who other guys pick on, because he's not as large as them. But when a musician gives him a magical flute, he can make objects bigger or smaller.
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Genre:Fantasy, Family
Written By:Herrmann Zschoche, Christa Kožik
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Runtime:61 minutes
Studio:DEFA-Studio für Spielfilme
Cast
Herrmann Zschoche
Director
Andij Greissel
Philipp
Jan Spitzer
Philipps Vater
Katrin Jakobeit
Trixi
Volkmar Kleinert
Musiklehrer Breitkreuz
Ilse Voigt
Oma Hundertgramm
Szymon Szurmiej
Musikalienhaendler
Fred Delmare
Wachtmeister Schwuppke
Arnim Mühlstädt
Möbelwagenfahrer
Petra Kelling
Verkehrspolizistin
Ruth Kommerell
Frau Pingel
Carola Braunbock
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