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Teddy 

After finding a discarded teddy bear, a bullied young boy named Max discovers that his new companion has a dark connection to the violent incidents befalling his tormentors. Forced to confront the growing power linked to the bear, Max must decide whether he can let go of his only friend before it’s too late.
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After finding a discarded teddy bear, a bullied young boy named Max discovers that his new companion has a dark connection to the violent incidents befalling his tormentors. Forced to confront the growing power linked to the bear, Max must decide whether he can let go of his only friend before it’s too late.

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Genre:Thriller
Directed By:Nini Bull Robsahm
Written By:Nini Bull Robsahm, Jesper Sundnes
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Runtime:20 minutes
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