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Prezzemolo and the Mystery of the Hidden Worlds 

There's a secret place, hidden in the heart of Gardaland, where science and magic meet: the underground lab. here, a brilliant team of scientists have worked for decades to monitor the pieces of far away lands that, way back in 1975, a sudden magnetic disturbance dragged to this corner of our world, thus bringing Gardaland to life. But today, something went wrong: another magnetic disturbance has swept through the park, dragging our beloved Prezzemolo on a journey in reverse.
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There's a secret place, hidden in the heart of Gardaland, where science and magic meet: the underground lab. here, a brilliant team of scientists have worked for decades to monitor the pieces of far away lands that, way back in 1975, a sudden magnetic disturbance dragged to this corner of our world, thus bringing Gardaland to life. But today, something went wrong: another magnetic disturbance has swept through the park, dragging our beloved Prezzemolo on a journey in reverse.

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Genre:Animation, Family
Directed By:Alberto Marcazzan
Written By:Alberto Marcazzan
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Gardaland

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