Wednesday Addams
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Ricky Rapper and the Nighthawk
Ricky Rapper and Nighthawk Ricky find a buried treasure while digging for worms. Archaeological excavations begin at the site, and when a valuable iron-age ring vanishes, it becomes apparent that there's a site-robbing "nighthawk" at work here.
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Ricky Rapper and Nighthawk Ricky find a buried treasure while digging for worms. Archaeological excavations begin at the site, and when a valuable iron-age ring vanishes, it becomes apparent that there's a site-robbing "nighthawk" at work here.
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Genre:Family, Comedy
Written By:Sinikka Nopola, Tiina Nopola
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Artista Filmi
Cast
Timo Koivusalo
Director
Samuel Shipway
Risto Räppääjä
Sanni Paatso
Nelli Nuudelipää
Minttu Mustakallio
Rauha Räppääjä
Vesa Vierikko
Lennart Lindberg
Riitta Havukainen
Elvi Räppääjä
Laura Malmivaara
Klaudia Kämäräinen
Ville Myllyrinne
miespoliisi Taisto Huhma
Rinna Paatso
naispoliisi Anita Petkel
Tuomas Rinta-Panttila
Reporter
Risto Salmi
Helppoheikki torilla
Sulevi Peltola
Museum guard
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