The Cherry on the Cake (2020)
Dani, a young babysitter, has just arrived to babysit twins. Before leaving, the parents show Dani a sumptuous cake with instructions not to touch it. Once the twins are in bed, Dani opens the the refrigerator. He can’t believe his eyes: the cake has disappeared. Dani sets out to find it and begins a surreal quest through the house.
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Dani, a young babysitter, has just arrived to babysit twins. Before leaving, the parents show Dani a sumptuous cake with instructions not to touch it. Once the twins are in bed, Dani opens the the refrigerator. He can’t believe his eyes: the cake has disappeared. Dani sets out to find it and begins a surreal quest through the house.
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Genre:Animation
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In Theaters:9/17/2020
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