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Bloom is back home on her first school break, but the weird dreams she was having at Alfea have come with her. These dreams are trying to tell her something important.
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Bloom is back home on her first school break, but the weird dreams she was having at Alfea have come with her. These dreams are trying to tell her something important.
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Genre:Adventure, Animation, Fantasy, Family, TV Movie
Written By:Janice Burgess
In Theaters:8/1/2011
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Runtime:46 minutes
Studio:Rainbow
Cast
Iginio Straffi
Director
Letizia Ciampa
Bloom (voce)
Perla Liberatori
Stella (voce)
Gemma Donati
Musa (voce)
Ilaria Latini
Flora (voce)
Laura Lenghi
Aisha (voce)
Domitilla D'Amico
Tecna (voce)
Massimiliano Alto
Brandon (voce)
Alessandro Quarta
Sky (voce)
Mirko Mazzanti
River (voce)
Corrado Conforti
Timmy (voce)
Emanuela Rossi
Faragonda (voce)
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