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Who doesn't love a cute animal comedy, right? 'Pawparazzi' brings just that, with a Hollywood star's pup living an adventure in the countryside, alongside other animals, where her guardian is filming her next movie. However, everything takes on a new layer of adventure when a diamond necklace is stolen. For those looking for something simple, without big ambitions, to spend time with the little ones.
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The comfortable life of the little dog Latte is turned upside down when her owner, a Hollywood super actress, takes part in a new movie in the countryside. Together with the farm animals, she will live an adventure to recover a stolen diamond necklace.
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