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Rufus: The Sea Serpent Who Couldn't Swim
Rufus does not really fit in - in his community of sea serpents, he is the only one who can't swim. But when disaster strikes and their secret island needs protection, Rufus must face his deepest fear and save his family.
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Rufus does not really fit in - in his community of sea serpents, he is the only one who can't swim. But when disaster strikes and their secret island needs protection, Rufus must face his deepest fear and save his family.
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Genre:Animation, Family
Written By:Karsten Fullu
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Anima Vitae Point, Atmosphere Media, Maipo Film, NeXtFrames Animation
Cast
Endre Skandfer
Director
Mudit Gupta
Ruffen (voice)
Janne Formoe
Dyrehagedirektør (voice)
Torstein Bae
Skilpadde (voice)
Stig Henrik Hoff
Henrik (voice)
Kåre Conradi
Løve (voice)
Anne Marit Jacobsen
Bestemor (voice)
Olivia Augusta Røv Magelssen
1030 (voice)
Dennis Storhøi
Onkel Ludvik (voice)
Silje Hagrim Dahl
Flodhest (voice)
Scott Maurstad
Elefant (voice)
John Emil Jørgensrud
Dyrepasser (voice)
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