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A Town Called Panic(2009)
A Town Called Panic(2009)
A toy horse, cowboy and Indian go on a series of strange but immeasurably fun adventures.
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Year
1995
Duration
92 minutes
Genres
Drama, Family, Science Fiction and Fantasy
Language
English
Certificate
UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
Enchanting children's fantasy adventure in which nine-year-old Omri receives an unremarkable cupboard and a small plastic Indian for his birthday. He soon discovers that, when locked in the cupboard using a special key, the tiny figurine comes to life. Omri is soon whisked into a bizarre world of adventure and discovery - but how long can he keep his new friend a secret? The effects are well handled and there are some genuine laugh-out-loud moments thanks to a strong supporting cast.
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This film has a couple of uses of mild bad language.
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