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A Princess' Guide to Fairytale Love (2025)
Determined to craft her own fairytale ending, Princess Lucette takes matters into her own hands, hiring a dragon to stage the perfect damsel-in-distress kidnapping, but as her scheme unfolds, she soon learns that not all stories go as planned.
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Determined to craft her own fairytale ending, Princess Lucette takes matters into her own hands, hiring a dragon to stage the perfect damsel-in-distress kidnapping, but as her scheme unfolds, she soon learns that not all stories go as planned.
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Genre:Animation, Comedy, Fantasy
Directed By:Violette Avouac, Ramya Hegde, Tshegofatso Tracy Pitseng, Polina Saratoua, Kelvin Shani, Ashil Shaji
Written By:Violette Avouac, Ramya Hegde, Tshegofatso Pitseng, Polina Saratoua, Ashil Shaji, Kelvin Shani, Kamohelo Salemane
In Theaters:11/5/2025
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Gobelins
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