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Rudy is an active and brave six year old. One day in kinder-garden he is attacked by a lightning monster and ends up at the hospital. Suddenly he is scared of everything. But his best friend, Theodora, has a plan: Together they’ll defeat the lightning monster!
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Rudy is an active and brave six year old. One day in kinder-garden he is attacked by a lightning monster and ends up at the hospital. Suddenly he is scared of everything. But his best friend, Theodora, has a plan: Together they’ll defeat the lightning monster!
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Endre Skandfer
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Fabelfjord
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