Dudu the Floatie

Dudu the Floatie

6.5

Mar 19 2012

0h 24m

Animation, Comedy, Family

Papa has long promised his daughter Mika that he will take her to the beach during summer vacation, but as a golf caddy he keeps getting called into work when the weekend rolls around. This time, she even had a new inflatable toy she wanted to bring to share with her father and go swimming in the ocean together: A dugong she names Dudu. Unbeknownst to her, her father is very afraid of the water due to a childhood incident.

Emiri Kato

Emiri Kato

Mika

Akemi Okamura

Akemi Okamura

Mama

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