Sabishi and Sapoto always wanted children but never got them. But in this Japanese manga-style animated musical, they will finally get their chance when a boy, Momotaro, comes out of a literal peach.
I liked the concept of the story - a couple unable to have kids suddenly get a kid who just appears magically from a peach. Seemed like a fun and whimsical idea for an animated film, and to that end, the script delivers on its promise.
Where it could use some work is in plotting, pacing, and character. At the moment, the script is very repetitive in every facet and scenes have no narrative tension binding them together. Characters go to the ri...
Maya discovers her path to destiny---in search of her actual father---having been through the stormy lives of prostitution, armed robbery and drug trafficking in Southern Africa
When a tooth skips processing in an attempt to get home, he sets off a dangerous chain of events that threatens to destroy the entire fairy realm unless the the Tooth Fairy can retrieve the tooth before it's too late.
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