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The Tale of the River Monster
Seven-year-old Ding revels in the mystery of the river monster that takes the lives of people in an enchanted river, embarking on a journey with his friends to confront the Gadya Sang Suba (River Monster).
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Seven-year-old Ding revels in the mystery of the river monster that takes the lives of people in an enchanted river, embarking on a journey with his friends to confront the Gadya Sang Suba (River Monster).
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Genre:Drama, Fantasy, Adventure
Written By:Daniel de la Cruz, Patricia Daniela Ibardaloza
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:DDC Film Productions
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