22 Mar 2013
The Adventures of Sinbad
The little sailor of legend is framed by the King of darkness Sahzaman for the treasure of seven seas, and must travel to his realm at the end of the world to retrieve it and save the life of King Nazab.
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Jan Odle Sindbad
Ursula Wolff Scheherazade
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