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Polly Pocket: Adventures in Rio (2024)
Join Polly Pocket and her friends as they board a magical plane to reunite a lost cat named Torta with her owner Eva, a Brazilian dancer from Rio de Janeiro. Polly and her pals have to navigate big feelings in their own special way as they encounter obstacles like missing tiaras, harsh food critics and potential long-distance friendships during their adventures in Rio.
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Join Polly Pocket and her friends as they board a magical plane to reunite a lost cat named Torta with her owner Eva, a Brazilian dancer from Rio de Janeiro. Polly and her pals have to navigate big feelings in their own special way as they encounter obstacles like missing tiaras, harsh food critics and potential long-distance friendships during their adventures in Rio.
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Genre:Animation
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In Theaters:9/16/2024
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Runtime:64 minutes
Studio:Mattel, WildBrain
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