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House of Anubis and the return of Sibuna (2010) [N/A]

Release Date:
October 31, 2010

Original Title:
Het Huis Anubis en de terugkeer van Sibuna

Alternate Titles:
Anubis en de terugkeer van Sibuna

Genres:
Adventure | Mystery | TV Movie

Production Companies:
Nickelodeon
Studio 100

Production Countries:
Belgium | Netherlands

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 60

Overview from TheMovieDB

Nienke is studying medicine and working at the hospital when Appie is suddenly brought into the emergency room. She discovers that he has been cursed by a Germanic Order. There is only one way to help him and that is to get The Club of the Old Willow back together. It will be a race against time to save Appie, but even more a battle for the old friendship. Can the lure of adventure bring The Club back together? Can the old residents put aside their own differences and disputes?

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Production

Assistant Director:
Marcus Himbert

Cinematography:
Marc Van Acker

Director:
Dennis Bots

Script Supervisor:
Nele Vranken

Sound:
Bastiaan Bracke

Sound Mixer:
Bart Martens

Stunt Coordinator:
Philippe Marchal

Theme Song Performance:
Olaf Janssens

Visual Effects:
Carlo Jongen

Writer:
Gert Verhulst

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