My Fairy Troublemaker

My Fairy Troublemaker

Violetta is in training to become a tooth fairy, but instead of conjuring up fun toys like a real tooth fairy all she manages is... violets. Now the annual exam is coming up: Only the fairies that pass it receive the gem that transports them to and from the human world in order to collect the milk teeth and magic a toy. Of course, Violetta fails the exam gloriously. But Violetta wouldn't be Violetta if that would keep her from anything. Without further ado, she steals another fairy’s mission and gem and smuggles herself into the human world. There she ends up in Maxie's new room.

Maxie and her mother have just moved from the countryside to the city and she feels completely out of place. She loves nature and misses her beautiful garden. She finds it hard to see her mother's boyfriend and his sons Tarek and Sami as her new family. But then she meets Violetta, who is looking for Sami's tooth.

Because Violetta destroyed her gem during her rough landing she is now trapped in the human world. Maxie and Violetta strike a deal: Maxie helps the fairy find her way back to the fairy world. In exchange Violetta will do magic and return Maxie to her old countryside house. Violetta agrees - even though she has yet to conjure up anything more than flowers. And so their adventure begins…

They have to save the green oasis of the city - an old factory ruin, overgrown with beautiful plants and flowers. And suddenly, Violetta’s supposed weakness to conjure up flowers turns out to be a very special ability. Together they manage to find the secret portal that brings Violetta back to the fairy world. And in the human world, Maxie finds her place in the city and in her new family.

In cinemas nationally from February 16 (excluding Tasmania and Northern Territory)

Note: These are family passes -- 2 adults and 2 children

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Lisa

A lovely movie that my grandkids loved

Sharon
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MonTal

Great movie, so easy to book. My daughter loved it!

Adelyn
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Charlotte

Really sweet movie

Michael
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Morris

Two young grandchildren aged 3 and 8 and both understood the storyline and were engrossed with the movie. For the younger one, it was her first cinema experience and was a wonderful introduction.

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