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Bratz: Desert Jewelz (2012)
When a magic carpet is compelled by an enchanted ring stolen by thieves during a fashion show, the girls are taken on an unexpected journey to help find a genie lamp and to rescue it before it falls into evil hands. Along the way, the girls make a new friend, Alla, and help her discover the richest treasure of all – friendship! Compelled by the theft of an enchanted ring, a magic carpet gathers a group of girls for a magical journey in search of a genie lamp that must be saved before it falls into the wrong hand. Along the way, the girls meet a new friend who helps them discover that friendship is the most valuable treasure of them all.
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When a magic carpet is compelled by an enchanted ring stolen by thieves during a fashion show, the girls are taken on an unexpected journey to help find a genie lamp and to rescue it before it falls into evil hands. Along the way, the girls make a new friend, Alla, and help her discover the richest treasure of all – friendship! Compelled by the theft of an enchanted ring, a magic carpet gathers a group of girls for a magical journey in search of a genie lamp that must be saved before it falls into the wrong hand. Along the way, the girls meet a new friend who helps them discover that friendship is the most valuable treasure of them all.
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Genre:Family, Animation
Written By:Sindy McKay
In Theaters:1/10/2012
Box Office:
Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:MGA Entertainment, Mike Young Productions
Cast
David Mucci Fassett
Director
Britt McKillip
Cloe (voice)
Britt Irvin
Jade (voice)
Dorla Bell
Sasha (voice)
Maryke Hendrikse
Yasmin (voice)
Brian Drummond
Charlat (voice)
Colin Murdock
Sebastian (voice)
Lenore Zann
Alia (voice)
Marwan Abouhalka
Head Guard (voice)
Tara Strong
Katia (voice)
Pauline Newstone
The Desert Trader (voice)
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