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The Disco Island
Daníel and Rut are sent to an unusual Behaviour School on the wonderful Disco Island, headed by the enigmatic Professor, to enrich their creativity. When evil forces threaten to close the school, everyone must do their part to stop it.
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Daníel and Rut are sent to an unusual Behaviour School on the wonderful Disco Island, headed by the enigmatic Professor, to enrich their creativity. When evil forces threaten to close the school, everyone must do their part to stop it.
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Genre:Family, Music, Comedy
Written By:Hjörvar Gunnarsson, Bragi Valdimar Skúlason
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Box Office:$25,692
Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:Hilltown Productions
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