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Strange Weather Films is a company founded in 2010.

Strange Weather Films founded by Andrew Adamson and Aron Warner (the creative team behind the Shrek and The Chronicles of Narnia franchises) is a Los Angeles–based company which finances and develops motion picture, television and original programming.

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