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Stowaways on the Ark
Willie, a sweet little woodworm, accidentally becomes a stowaway on Noah's Ark and Noah and the animals believe he is drilling holes into the wooden boat. Can Willie really be responsible?
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Willie, a sweet little woodworm, accidentally becomes a stowaway on Noah's Ark and Noah and the animals believe he is drilling holes into the wooden boat. Can Willie really be responsible?
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Genre:Animation, Family
Written By:Wolfgang Urchs
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Artemis Film, MS Film Wiesbaden
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