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The Red Shoes (2000)

A young girl tries to became a dancer, and in doing so she finds love.
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A young girl tries to became a dancer, and in doing so she finds love.

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Genre:Family, Fantasy, Animation
Directed By:Diane Eskenazi
Written By:Scott Soden, Diane Eskenazi, Sindy McKay
In Theaters:3/1/2000
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Runtime:48 minutes
Studio:Golden Films, Found Sound, Music Annex, Varitel Modern Videofilm

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