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The Abrafaxe – Under the Black Flag
Thanks to a magical golden bowl, three young boys embark on a turbulent journey through time that catapults them into the 18th century. There, they must contend with dim-witted Spanish generals and mean pirates.
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Thanks to a magical golden bowl, three young boys embark on a turbulent journey through time that catapults them into the 18th century. There, they must contend with dim-witted Spanish generals and mean pirates.
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Genre:Adventure, Animation, Comedy, Family
Written By:Richard Everett, Thomas Platt, Julius Grützke
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Hahn Film
Cast
Gerhard Hahn, Anthony Power
Director
Ilona Schulz
Califax (voice)
David Turba
Brabax (voice)
Kim Hasper
Abrax (voice)
Nena
Anne Bonny (voice)
Helmut Krauss
Blackbeard (voice)
Santiago Ziesmer
Don Archibaldo (voice)
Wilfried Herbst
Prado (voice)
Ulrich Voß
Shanty (voice)
Michael Pan
Carlos (voice)
Stefan Fredrich
Juan (voice)
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