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Into the Rainbow
When teenagers Rachel and Grace travel inside a super-powered rainbow to China, they disturb nature's balance. Using Rachel's connection to the energy of the rainbow and with help from their new friend Xiao Cheng, they must race against time to save the Earth.
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When teenagers Rachel and Grace travel inside a super-powered rainbow to China, they disturb nature's balance. Using Rachel's connection to the energy of the rainbow and with help from their new friend Xiao Cheng, they must race against time to save the Earth.
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Genre:Comedy, Action, Adventure
Written By:Ashley Sidaway, Robert Sidaway, Lindsay Edmonds
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Stellar Mega Films, Rialto Distribution
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