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Wawa: The Sandman's Kingdom (2025)
When 11-year-old Dizzy is shipwrecked in a crumbling dream realm, she joins a magical creature named Wawa and a boy named Kayden to restore the Sandman and stop Void, queen of nightmares, before dreams vanish forever. A heartwarming fantasy adventure.
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When 11-year-old Dizzy is shipwrecked in a crumbling dream realm, she joins a magical creature named Wawa and a boy named Kayden to restore the Sandman and stop Void, queen of nightmares, before dreams vanish forever. A heartwarming fantasy adventure.
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Genre:Animation
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In Theaters:9/12/2025
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Runtime:57 minutes
Studio:Baby Monster Media
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