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The Bremen Town Robbers
A modern take on a classical tale about the musicians from the town of Bremen.
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A modern take on a classical tale about the musicians from the town of Bremen.
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Genre:Family, Comedy, Animation, Adventure
Written By:Savva Minaev
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Central Partnership, Star Media, Cinema Foundation of Russia
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