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"Reena" is a delightful tale of gentle countryside japes, starring Mr Nicky and his woodland friends, Reena, Eric and Fox. Inspired by children’s TV classics like Fingerbobs, Bagpuss and Teddy Edward, it features music by The Original Beekeepers with support from members of fellow band Shammy Leather, narration by acclaimed voice artist Lincoln Wood, lovely photography by John Coulson and Tom Owen, and video editing by Simon Beecroft. 





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