An Interview with Writer/Director/Producer Penelope Lawson
We chat with Penelope Lawson about her short film, The Dinner Party, her experience founding her own production company, and fun cinema.
Winx Club - The Battle for Magix (2011)
The Trix have taken Bloom's Dragon Flame and will stop at nothing to take over all of Magix. The evil witches being their quest by taking over their own school, Cloudtower. They then build an army of villains to help them take over Redfountain, the school of the Specialists. It's battle on as those not aligned with the Trix retreat to Alfea and join forces to save the Magix realm. As the conflict rages on, Bloom finds herself drawn to the spirit of Daphne, who reveals a secret Bloom never imagined.
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The Trix have taken Bloom's Dragon Flame and will stop at nothing to take over all of Magix. The evil witches being their quest by taking over their own school, Cloudtower. They then build an army of villains to help them take over Redfountain, the school of the Specialists. It's battle on as those not aligned with the Trix retreat to Alfea and join forces to save the Magix realm. As the conflict rages on, Bloom finds herself drawn to the spirit of Daphne, who reveals a secret Bloom never imagined.
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Genre:Animation, Fantasy, Family, Adventure, TV Movie
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In Theaters:9/18/2011
Box Office:
Runtime:46 minutes
Studio:Rainbow
Cast
Iginio Straffi
Director
Molly C. Quinn
Bloom (voice)
Romi Dames
Musa (voice)
Amy Gross
Stella (voice)
Morgan Decker
Tecna (voice)
Alejandra Reynoso
Flora (voice)
Sam Riegel
Riven (voice)
Matt Shively
Sky (voice)
Adam Gregory
Brandon (voice)
Charlie Schlatter
Timmy (voice)
Grey DeLisle
Griffin (voice)
Larisa Oleynik
Icy/Faragonda (voice)
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