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The Snow Queen's Revenge 

The Snow Queen holds Ellie responsible for ruining her plans to freeze the world and sets out to seek revenge. She kidnaps Dimly the flying reindeer and once again Ellie and her friend Peeps the Sparrow are forced to travel, this time to the South Pole, where the Snow Queen and her Trolls have taken up residence.
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The Snow Queen holds Ellie responsible for ruining her plans to freeze the world and sets out to seek revenge. She kidnaps Dimly the flying reindeer and once again Ellie and her friend Peeps the Sparrow are forced to travel, this time to the South Pole, where the Snow Queen and her Trolls have taken up residence.

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Genre:Family, Animation
Directed By:Martin Gates
Written By:Sue Radley, Martin Gates
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Runtime:64 minutes
Studio:Warner Bros. Pictures, Martin Gates Productions, Ventureworld Films, Carrington Productions International

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