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Rabbits Under the Shed 2 (2024)
After getting bullied for being a weirdo on the school playground, Natalie turns to the rabbits under her shed for help processing her difficult feelings. Together with the bunnies and Harvey the Hawk, Natalie learns valuable lessons about embracing difference and celebrating what makes each of us unique.
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After getting bullied for being a weirdo on the school playground, Natalie turns to the rabbits under her shed for help processing her difficult feelings. Together with the bunnies and Harvey the Hawk, Natalie learns valuable lessons about embracing difference and celebrating what makes each of us unique.
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Genre:Animation, Family, Music
Written By:Evan Bode
In Theaters:3/30/2024
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Runtime:22 minutes
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Cast
Mia Stegner
Director
Emmi McIntosh
Natalie (voice)
Lark Rodenbush
Harvey (voice)
AZ Nowell
Natalie's Mom (voice)
Darwin Shire
Bella (voice)
Jerome Walker
Blake (voice)
Nolan Bunting
Brody (voice)
Jon Holewinski
Bradley (voice)
Fiona Torrese
Beth (voice)
Elea Stegner
Holly (voice)
Koby Polaski
Harold (voice)
Christine Shen
Natalie Classmate 1 (voice)
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