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Tiger Team: The Mountain of 1000 Dragons
The Viennese detective children Biggi, Patrick and Luke find a key in dragon form, and their curiosity is aroused. They realize that the sinister Lady Q is interested in opening the legendary moon palace and find the elixir which is believed that promises eternal youth. The Tigers must prevent that Lady Q enters into possession of the priceless liquid.
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The Viennese detective children Biggi, Patrick and Luke find a key in dragon form, and their curiosity is aroused. They realize that the sinister Lady Q is interested in opening the legendary moon palace and find the elixir which is believed that promises eternal youth. The Tigers must prevent that Lady Q enters into possession of the priceless liquid.
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Genre:Adventure, Family
Written By:Thomas Brezina, Peter Gersina
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Constantin Film, Neue Deutsche Filmgesellschaft, B.A. Filmproduktion, ORF
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