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Fantastica 

Belat, her mother Fec and adopted siblings Daks, Pepe and Junjun face the possibility of being evicted from their land as they struggle to save their carnival. Hoping to prevent the carnival from closing, they turn to Prince, a man from Belat`s past, for help. He promises to give them a hand if they first help him look for the lost princesses Rapunselya, Maulan and Ariella so they can save the magical land, Fantastica.
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Belat, her mother Fec and adopted siblings Daks, Pepe and Junjun face the possibility of being evicted from their land as they struggle to save their carnival. Hoping to prevent the carnival from closing, they turn to Prince, a man from Belat`s past, for help. He promises to give them a hand if they first help him look for the lost princesses Rapunselya, Maulan and Ariella so they can save the magical land, Fantastica.

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Genre:Comedy, Fantasy
Directed By:Barry Gonzalez
Written By:Moira Lang, Danno Kristoper C. Mariquit, Fatrick Tabada, Daisy Cayanan-Mejares
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Runtime:114 minutes
Studio:Star Cinema – ABS-CBN Film Productions, Viva Films

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