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A new case for the cult detectives! Not by coincidence, a mysterious videotape falls into the hands of Jupiter Jones, Pete Crenshaw and Bob Andrews during Jupiter's birthday party in Rocky Beach. On it is a recording of Jupiter's long dead parents. In their message they want to communicate to their son the key to an especially tricky riddle.
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A new case for the cult detectives! Not by coincidence, a mysterious videotape falls into the hands of Jupiter Jones, Pete Crenshaw and Bob Andrews during Jupiter's birthday party in Rocky Beach. On it is a recording of Jupiter's long dead parents. In their message they want to communicate to their son the key to an especially tricky riddle.
Rating:PG
Genre:Mystery, Adventure, Family
Written By:Philip LaZebnik, Aaron Mendelsohn
In Theaters:5/3/2011
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Saltire Entertainment, Studio Hamburg International Production (SHIP), Two Oceans Production (TOP)
Cast
Florian Baxmeyer
Director
Chancellor Miller
Jupiter Jones
Nick Price
Pete Crenshaw
Cameron Monaghan
Bob Andrews
James Faulkner
Victor Hugenay
Jonathan Pienaar
Sheriff Hanson
Ron Smerczak
der Chauffeur
Anette Kemp
Caroline
Martin Le Maitre
Uncle Titus
Catharine Cooke
Aunt Mathilda
Julia Bremermann
Mrs. Jones
Axel Milberg
Mr. Jones
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