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Valentina, the movie
Valentina and her friends are fun-loving, teenage girls. They shop, they have sleepovers and they dream about their first true love. When they decide to throw a spring bonfire party, they never expected it would turn into such an adventure!
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Valentina and her friends are fun-loving, teenage girls. They shop, they have sleepovers and they dream about their first true love. When they decide to throw a spring bonfire party, they never expected it would turn into such an adventure!
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Genre:Romance, Comedy, Animation
Written By:Eduardo Gondell, Daniel García Molt, Esteban J. Szejer
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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:Illusion Studios
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