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Fantopia (2019)
A troubled child uses the roleplaying game ‘Fantopia’ to liberate himself from the real world and learn an important lesson along the way. As the players embark on their quest we are transported to their imagined world of Fantopia.
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A troubled child uses the roleplaying game ‘Fantopia’ to liberate himself from the real world and learn an important lesson along the way. As the players embark on their quest we are transported to their imagined world of Fantopia.
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Written By:Lewis Evers, Sam Davies
In Theaters:6/1/2019
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Runtime:20 minutes
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