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Tutenstein: Clash of the Pharaohs (2008)
Tut has nightmares about his death so he uses the mirror of Isis to go back to ancient Egypt to prevent his death from happening, but the artifact is stolen by a thief. Cleo, Luxor and Tut go back to Egypt only finding out that it is a thousand years after Tut's death.
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Tut has nightmares about his death so he uses the mirror of Isis to go back to ancient Egypt to prevent his death from happening, but the artifact is stolen by a thief. Cleo, Luxor and Tut go back to Egypt only finding out that it is a thousand years after Tut's death.
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Genre:Animation, TV Movie, Fantasy
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In Theaters:10/11/2008
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Runtime:71 minutes
Studio:Telegael, PorchLight Entertainment
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