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Sherina's Adventure
A girl who struggles at her new school must team up with a classmate giving her major headaches when trouble finds them both in this musical adventure.
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A girl who struggles at her new school must team up with a classmate giving her major headaches when trouble finds them both in this musical adventure.
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Genre:Adventure, Music, Drama, Family, Comedy
Written By:Jujur Prananto, Jujur Prananto
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Box Office:$1,200,000
Runtime:111 minutes
Studio:Miles Productions, Miles Films
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