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The Precious Gift
Following her parents’ separation, a little girl learns how to tame her fears by opening herself to the world and to others. A fantasy journey through her emotions teaches her to rely on herself and on friendship. And make peace with the new family situation.
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Following her parents’ separation, a little girl learns how to tame her fears by opening herself to the world and to others. A fantasy journey through her emotions teaches her to rely on herself and on friendship. And make peace with the new family situation.
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Genre:Adventure, Animation, Family, Fantasy
Written By:Anna Vášová, Katarína Moláková
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Animation People, JPL Films, Animoon
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