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The Stolen Child 

As war ravages the Human Kingdom, a daring Poet must lead three mystical heroes deep into the Faerie State to find a lost prince, return him to the throne and restore the peace.
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As war ravages the Human Kingdom, a daring Poet must lead three mystical heroes deep into the Faerie State to find a lost prince, return him to the throne and restore the peace.

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Genre:Fantasy, Music
Directed By:Seb McKinnon
Written By:Seb McKinnon, Liam McKinnon
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Studio:Five Knights Productions, House of Youth, Metafilms, LB Entertainment, Cowpi Media, Picture Tree, Immina Films

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