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Dino Dana: The Movie (2021)
Finds 10-year-old Dana, who sees dinosaurs in the real world, solving dino experiment #901 - where are all the kid dinosaurs? But while working on the solution, her new neighbor Mateo is dino-napped by a Tyrannosaurus Rex, and it's up to Dana, her sister Saara, and Mateo's brother Jadiel to finish the experiment.
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Finds 10-year-old Dana, who sees dinosaurs in the real world, solving dino experiment #901 - where are all the kid dinosaurs? But while working on the solution, her new neighbor Mateo is dino-napped by a Tyrannosaurus Rex, and it's up to Dana, her sister Saara, and Mateo's brother Jadiel to finish the experiment.
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Genre:Family, Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:Christin Simms, J.J. Johnson
In Theaters:5/22/2021
Box Office:$15,798
Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Sinking Ship Entertainment, Téléfilm Canada, Amazon Studios, TVOkids, Shaw Rocket Fund, Ontario Creates
Cast
J.J. Johnson
Director
Michela Luci
Dana Jain
Donald Henderson
Man #1
Millie Davis
Riley Making
Nicola Correia Damude
Eva Jain
Saara Chaudry
Saara Jain
Amish Patel
Amin Jain
Rayan Makhlouf
Dexter Jain
Trek Buccino
Trek Henderson
Jason Spevack
Dan Henderson
Richie Lawrence
Jadiel Purnell
Ayesha Mansur Gonsalves
Ayesha Alvarez
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