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An action film led by two queens, fighting for what they believe in through power and pain.
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A new mission begins for the Winx: they must find Carolina, a Terrestrial girl who has just arrived at Alfea, the fairy university. The Trix and Valtor have kidnapped the young girl to use her extraordinary powers... Entire magical dimensions are threatened once again!
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A new mission begins for the Winx: they must find Carolina, a Terrestrial girl who has just arrived at Alfea, the fairy university. The Trix and Valtor have kidnapped the young girl to use her extraordinary powers... Entire magical dimensions are threatened once again!
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Genre:Family, Fantasy, Adventure, Music
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Rainbow
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