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Micaela, una película mágica 

Micaela loves the nature that surrounds her, playing games and going on adventures with her friends. Then one day she learns of an evil plot to change the forest's colors to black and gray.
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Micaela loves the nature that surrounds her, playing games and going on adventures with her friends. Then one day she learns of an evil plot to change the forest's colors to black and gray.

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Genre:Family, Animation, Adventure, Comedy
Directed By:Rosanna Manfredi
Written By:Lucas Mc Call, Alejandro Cremona, Fernando Azpiri, Rosanna Manfredi, Leonardo Colle, Jorge Malatesta
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Laboratorios Stagnaro, Encuadre S.A.

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