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Vic the Viking: The Magic Sword (2020)

Vic dreams of going to sea as a member of the crew captained by Halvar, his father, who unfortunately thinks that the child is too weak to embark with him and his brave warriors in search of dangerous adventures; but fate will offer Vic the opportunity to prove to Halvar that he is a true Viking.
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Vic dreams of going to sea as a member of the crew captained by Halvar, his father, who unfortunately thinks that the child is too weak to embark with him and his brave warriors in search of dangerous adventures; but fate will offer Vic the opportunity to prove to Halvar that he is a true Viking.

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Genre:Animation, Comedy, Adventure
Directed By:Éric Cazes
Written By:Sophie Decroisette, Éric Cazes, Frédéric Lenoir, Oliver Huzly
In Theaters:7/7/2020
Box Office:$2,757,319
Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:SND, Studio 100 Media, Studio 100 Animation, Belvision, ZDF, BNP Paribas Fortis, Canal+, Ciné+

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