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Seaper Powers: In Search of Bleu Jay's Treasure (2021)

Meet Emma, a little girl on vacation off the island of St. Thomas, who discovers magical sea-grass that gives her the power to talk to sea life. Soon enough, Emma has a new group of sea-critter friends. Together, they set off on a grand adventure to find buried treasure, while learning important lessons about friendship, self-confidence, protecting the environment, and the power of imagination.
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Meet Emma, a little girl on vacation off the island of St. Thomas, who discovers magical sea-grass that gives her the power to talk to sea life. Soon enough, Emma has a new group of sea-critter friends. Together, they set off on a grand adventure to find buried treasure, while learning important lessons about friendship, self-confidence, protecting the environment, and the power of imagination.

Rating:G
Genre:Fantasy, Animation, Adventure
Directed By:Kim Cameron
Written By:Kim Cameron
In Theaters:4/2/2021
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Side FX Partners, Prayan Animation Studio

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