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The Polar Bear Prince
An adventurous girl, Liv, lives with her beloved grandfather in a small village nestled among majestic mountains and forests. One day she encounters a polar bear, who turns out to be a prince enchanted into animal form. To break the spell, they will have to face an evil witch.
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An adventurous girl, Liv, lives with her beloved grandfather in a small village nestled among majestic mountains and forests. One day she encounters a polar bear, who turns out to be a prince enchanted into animal form. To break the spell, they will have to face an evil witch.
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Genre:Animation, Family, Adventure, Comedy
Written By:Maja Lunde
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Nordisk Film Norway, Maipo Film, TrustNordisk, Beside Productions
Cast
Mikkel Brænne Sandemose
Director
Kristine Kujath Thorp
Liv (voice)
Gunnar Eiriksson
Valemon (voice)
Ingvild Holthe Bygdnes
Eira (voice)
Odd Nordstoga
Bestefar (voice)
Julia Mælumshagen Nymoen
Hedda (voice)
Aella Arietta Baqwa Ruud
Åsa (voice)
Jan Gunnar Røise
Hovmester (voice)
Abdulhakim Hassane
Skogvokter (voice)
Anna-Lisa Kumoji
Storbonde (voice)
Teodor Ødegaard Jacobsen
Småroller (voice)
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