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Tependris Rising (2012)

Mrs. Tependris is on one of her famous retreats – cryogenically frozen for chic posterity – when inspiration comes calling: it's time for a fashion comeback. With her assistant Pearl, her dog Pepe, and her sly sense of humour, Mrs. Tependris must face 20-foot spiders and catwalk catastrophe on her fabulous journey from ice-cube to icon.
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Mrs. Tependris is on one of her famous retreats – cryogenically frozen for chic posterity – when inspiration comes calling: it's time for a fashion comeback. With her assistant Pearl, her dog Pepe, and her sly sense of humour, Mrs. Tependris must face 20-foot spiders and catwalk catastrophe on her fabulous journey from ice-cube to icon.

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Genre:Animation, Comedy
Written By:Konstantine Kakanias, Melissa K. Stack
In Theaters:8/22/2012
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Runtime:7 minutes
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