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Mia and the Dragon Princess
Mia, a plucky barmaid, has her life thrown into chaos when a mysterious woman turns up at her workplace, on the run from a group of violent thugs and unable to speak English.
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Mia, a plucky barmaid, has her life thrown into chaos when a mysterious woman turns up at her workplace, on the run from a group of violent thugs and unable to speak English.
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Genre:Action, Crime, Fantasy
Written By:Richard Foster, Michael Pedley
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Dead Pixel Productions, Kung Fu Princess, Wales Interactive
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