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THE LAND OF SOMETIMES-ANIMATED MOVIE REVIEW

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The land of sometimes is an animated musical fantasy film based on the original audio storybook by Franseca Longrigg, it featured a star-studded voice cast and original tracks by Academy award-winning song-writer sir Tim Rice.

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The story begins when on christmas eve, twin siblings Alfie and Elise are missing their father, who is always at war. He has left behind a magical device known as the wish watch. While playing with it, the children accidentally summon the mysterious and enigmatic wish collector.

The wish collector whisks the twins away to a vibrant realm known as the land of sometimes-a magical island where all four seasons pass in the span of a single day. Upon arrival, they are guided by a guardian and granted a total of six wishes.

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However, the twins quickly realize they must be careful what they wish for. Every wish comes with a price and unexpected consequences, transforming their adventure into a series of exciting and sometimes dark challenges. As they journey through the changing seasons and encounter an array of eccentric, fantastical creatures, Alfie and Elsie must learn to rely on each other. Ultimately, they discover a truth far more powerful than any Magic: the enduring strength of family, love and friendship.

Directed by: Leon Joosen

Cast: Evan McGregor, Alisha Weir, Helena Bonham, Andrei Shen, Asa Butterfield

Running time:93 minutes

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