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The Rumble-Bumble Rally
Five-year-old Mathilde will soon have guests, and her father asks her to clean his toy cars. But Mathilde would rather have a car race on the living room floor with her imaginary friends Morning Bird and Marmot.
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Five-year-old Mathilde will soon have guests, and her father asks her to clean his toy cars. But Mathilde would rather have a car race on the living room floor with her imaginary friends Morning Bird and Marmot.
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Genre:Animation, Fantasy
Written By:Annette Saugestad Helland, Johan Kaos
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Moxey, Mantra Films, Mikrofilm
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