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Re granchio = The tale of King Crab
This strikingly photographed epic follows wandering drunk Luciano on an around-the-world journey after tragedy at home in Italy. His exile to Argentina's Tierra del Fuego finds him consumed by greed in a search for a long-lost treasure.
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King Solomon's Mines
A famed elephant hunter embarks on a perilous African treasure hunt in this classic tale that launched the long-running Allan Quatermain series. Sir Henry Curtis's brother has disappeared into the uncharted African interior.
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The Jolley-Rogers and the monster's gold
When Matilda finds a treasure map and the Jolley-Rogers set out to find the gold, they will have to find a way to avoid being eaten by the monster that awaits them.
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Mr. Men, Little Miss pirate adventure
When they are taken aboard a pirate ship, Mr. Happy and his friends must perform various jobs, including finding a sunken ship and its buried treasure.
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JUGGERNAUT
A rogue band of mercenaries discover more resistance than they imagined during a coordinated assault on Saddam Hussein's treasure trove. Though technically a prequel to Baker's U.K. debut, Outpost (2011), this gritty, highly stylized desert adventure stands on its own ...
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Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island
Young Jim Hawkins is aboard a ship on a grand adventure, sailing to an island to search for buried treasure.
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The Hand of Robin Squires
After the death of his father, [Robin Squires] is the only person who can help [Edward] build a contraption that would be used to conceal treasure in the bottom of the sea. For Robin, this is a golden opportunity, and he enthusiastically leaves his grandfather's home in England to embark on a thrilling journey that will have him enduring many obstacles, hardships and enslavement. The harsh reality of learning Edward's true personality as being cold and heartless has Robin wishing he had never agreed to board his uncle's ship, The Queen's Privateer. To make matters worse, Bill Boyles, Edward's shipmate, thinks that Robin is a troublemaker and would rather see him dead. However, Edward recognizes that Robin is a valuable asset in completing his father's invention and plans on keeping Robin alive until the job is done.
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