The Women and the Murderer: Made by Women for Women
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Angelina Ballerina: Sweet Valentine (2012)
Love and friendship take center stage in these sweet stories. Angelina and Polly uncover the mystery of Angelina’s secret admirer with some help from their friends. Angelina and Alice help Marco realize that it’s more important to go against the grain if it means helping his friends. The students celebrate Ms. Mimi and although it may have been for the wrong reason, they do it with a lot of heart! And when Angelina and her girlfriends try to make a girls’ club, they realize a friendship club is much sweeter.
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Love and friendship take center stage in these sweet stories. Angelina and Polly uncover the mystery of Angelina’s secret admirer with some help from their friends. Angelina and Alice help Marco realize that it’s more important to go against the grain if it means helping his friends. The students celebrate Ms. Mimi and although it may have been for the wrong reason, they do it with a lot of heart! And when Angelina and her girlfriends try to make a girls’ club, they realize a friendship club is much sweeter.
Rating:NR
Genre:Animation, Family
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In Theaters:1/1/2012
Box Office:
Runtime:62 minutes
Studio:
Cast
Davis Doi
Director
Charlotte Spencer
Angelina Mouseling (voice)
Jules de Jongh
Vici / Marco (voice)
Naomi McDonald
Alice Nimbletoes (voice)
Jo Wyatt
Gracie (voice)
Leah Zabari
Polly (voice)
Beverley Klein
Mrs. Thimble (voice)
Larissa Murray
Ms. Mimi / AZ (voice)
Emma Tate
Mrs. Mouseling (voice)
Simon Mattacks
Mr. Mouseling (voice)
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