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Sheba
1938, Ethiopa. Facist troops are ravaging the country. 10-year-old Emelia embarks on a treasure hunt across the Horn of Africa to find her father, an archaeologist captured by General Servillo. As she travels through imposing historical sites and magnificent landscapes, Emelia will face many great dangers alongside her companion Muluku, a hight-spirited young boy from an Ethiopian tribe. During their incredible journey, Emilia will reunify against the oppressor those who, centuries before, belonged to the realm of the Queen of Sheba.
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1938, Ethiopa. Facist troops are ravaging the country. 10-year-old Emelia embarks on a treasure hunt across the Horn of Africa to find her father, an archaeologist captured by General Servillo. As she travels through imposing historical sites and magnificent landscapes, Emelia will face many great dangers alongside her companion Muluku, a hight-spirited young boy from an Ethiopian tribe. During their incredible journey, Emilia will reunify against the oppressor those who, centuries before, belonged to the realm of the Queen of Sheba.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Alexis Ducord, Feben Elias Woldehawariat
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Maybe Movies
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