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Snorp: My Alien Friend
After suffering a shipwreck during a meteor shower, the clumsy and comical alien Snorp finds himself in a predicament. His home planet is five light-years away from Earth, and waiting for help could take an eternity. Along with that, a greedy swindler is intent on stealing his advanced technology. Only curious boy Nikita and his family can save the stranded and help him return home.
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After suffering a shipwreck during a meteor shower, the clumsy and comical alien Snorp finds himself in a predicament. His home planet is five light-years away from Earth, and waiting for help could take an eternity. Along with that, a greedy swindler is intent on stealing his advanced technology. Only curious boy Nikita and his family can save the stranded and help him return home.
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Genre:Comedy, Family, Science Fiction
Written By:Vasily Rovensky, Dmitriy Suvorov, Natalia Milyavskaya
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Yes! Production, Nashe Kino, Okko
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