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NEW MOVIES: Try It: FIVE CHILDREN AND IT Cert U, 89mins HHH.(Features)

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From: The Mirror (London, England)
Date: 20041022
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Byline: DAVID EDWARDS

Following the BBC TV series, here's the big-screen version of Edith Nesbit's popular children's novel. Set in the First World War, it follows the exploits of five evacuees who are sent to live with their eccentric aunt (Zoe Wanamaker) and ...

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