Street Football
★ 7.6 · 2005 · 25m · Animation · Kids · Comedy
Tag and his friends live for one thing: Street Football! They meet every day to play in the street. Thanks to this passion that goes beyond the sports fields, they find the strength to face their everyday problems.
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