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The Northern Star
Nikolaus von Himsel, accompanied by his tutor, embarks on a European tour, curating a cabinet of curiosities to garner acclaim upon his return. However, enticed by the chance to ascend Mount Vesuvius, a coveted aspiration among his peers, he rebels against his predetermined path. He goes on to explore societal diversity, encounter remarkable individuals, and uncover his genuine passions. This transformative journey leads to him overcoming challenges and embracing a life aligned with his true nature.
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Nikolaus von Himsel, accompanied by his tutor, embarks on a European tour, curating a cabinet of curiosities to garner acclaim upon his return. However, enticed by the chance to ascend Mount Vesuvius, a coveted aspiration among his peers, he rebels against his predetermined path. He goes on to explore societal diversity, encounter remarkable individuals, and uncover his genuine passions. This transformative journey leads to him overcoming challenges and embracing a life aligned with his true nature.
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Genre:Animation, Family
Written By:Kārlis Vītols
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Studija Kokles, Yabunousagi
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