Scruff: Cinderella's Carnival
Scruff discovers a small glass shoe buried in the snow. It looks so much like Cinderella's lost shoe, and he sets out to find its owner to discover who this Cinderella of Navell was.
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Scruff discovers a small glass shoe buried in the snow. It looks so much like Cinderella's lost shoe, and he sets out to find its owner to discover who this Cinderella of Navell was.
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Genre:Family, Animation
Written By:Josep Peña
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Runtime:63 minutes
Studio:D'Ocon Films, TV3
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