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Pinocchio and the Water of Life 

Pinocchio and his sidekick Coot try to save his puppet friends from the villainous Faustino—who livestreams their destruction in nightly pay-per-view events.
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Pinocchio and his sidekick Coot try to save his puppet friends from the villainous Faustino—who livestreams their destruction in nightly pay-per-view events.

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Genre:Family, Comedy, Adventure, Fantasy, Animation
Directed By:Viktor Lakisov
Written By:Mark DeCarlo, Ryan Rowe
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Asymmetric VFX, Ytinifni Pictures

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