SeeFood 2011 BluRay 1080p DUAL

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SeeFood 2011 BluRay 1080p DUAL
  • Release date: 8 Mar 2012
  • Release year: 2011
  • Runtime: 93 minutes
  • Country: Malaysia, Qatar, South Korea
  • Keywords: crab, attacked by a crab, crab bite, poacher, egg, fish, shark, dog, cow, talking animal
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Pup discovers human poachers stealing eggs from his reef. As he leaves the sea to rescue the eggs he'll enter the dangerous world of humans.
Pup, a bamboo shark, discovers egg sacs while playing around the ocean with his friends. When he sees human poachers stealing the eggs from his reef, Pup makes it his mission to save his family. As he leaves the sea and enters the beautiful, yet dangerous, world of humans he'll prove he isn't too small to save his family.

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SeeFood 2011 BluRay 1080p DUAL

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