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Winx Club: The Secret of the Lost Kingdom (2008)
Sixteen years ago the most powerful warrior wizards of the Magic Dimension sacrificed themselves to fight against absolute evil. Now the fate of a kingdom is in the hands of a young girl - Bloom, the fairy of the Dragon's flame. Accompanied by her Winx Club girlfriends, Bloom must overcome the greatest challenge of all: enter the depths of the obscure dimension, fight against evil to bring her parents back to life and reveal the mystery linked to her origins. The destiny of the entire Magic Dimension depends on the outcome of this conflict.
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Sixteen years ago the most powerful warrior wizards of the Magic Dimension sacrificed themselves to fight against absolute evil. Now the fate of a kingdom is in the hands of a young girl - Bloom, the fairy of the Dragon's flame. Accompanied by her Winx Club girlfriends, Bloom must overcome the greatest challenge of all: enter the depths of the obscure dimension, fight against evil to bring her parents back to life and reveal the mystery linked to her origins. The destiny of the entire Magic Dimension depends on the outcome of this conflict.
Rating:PG
Genre:Fantasy, Animation, Family
Written By:Sean Molyneaux, Iginio Straffi
In Theaters:4/2/2008
Box Office:$16,688,332
Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Rai Fiction, Rainbow, Brain Zoo Studios
Cast
Iginio Straffi
Director
Letizia Ciampa
Bloom (voice)
Perla Liberatori
Stella (voice)
Ilaria Latini
Flora (voice)
Gemma Donati
Musa (voice)
Domitilla D'Amico
Tecna (voice)
Laura Lenghi
Aisha (voice)
Marco Vivio
Sky (voice)
Gianfranco Miranda
Brandon (voice)
Leonardo Graziano
Helia (voice)
Emiliano Coltorti
Riven (voice)
Davide Perino
Timmy (voice)
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