Racetime (2019)
Racetime
”Two teams race sleds to win a clubhouse, but conflict arises when one team is accused of cheating.”
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Racetime is a Canadian animated sequel to the 2015 movie Cléo. The story is quite simple, centered around the rivalry between two groups of children, with all its twists and turns, journeys and thank-yous, plus the fun action of sledding races. The animation quality is nothing extraordinary, but it's impressive enough to be enjoyed by the little ones.
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Ready, Set, Snow! Frankie and Sophie challenge newcomers Zac and Charlie to an epic sled race, only to break down right before the finish line. Convinced that Zac cheated, Frankie demands a rematch and raises the stakes by betting his team’s clubhouse. Frankie and the gang build a spectacular new race track and the stage is set for the biggest race of the season.
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