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Scruff's Halloween
Is coming November 1, Night of the Dead. In the house it is time to lock up the animals in pens and styling for the next year. But the feast of chestnuts, sweet potatoes and scary costumes will be disturbed by the appearance of the ghost of an ancestor of Louis bandit. His return coincides with a series of robberies in the country houses throughout the area. Louis decided to prove his ancestor's innocence and will help Scruff ...
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Is coming November 1, Night of the Dead. In the house it is time to lock up the animals in pens and styling for the next year. But the feast of chestnuts, sweet potatoes and scary costumes will be disturbed by the appearance of the ghost of an ancestor of Louis bandit. His return coincides with a series of robberies in the country houses throughout the area. Louis decided to prove his ancestor's innocence and will help Scruff ...
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Genre:Animation, Family, Adventure
Written By:Antoni Babia
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Pic and Toons Services, TV3, D'Ocon Films
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