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Oct 22, 2014 · Only the mysterious red wizard Arkandias can now help you out of trouble. Theo, not the most popular boy at his school, dreams of escaping the dreary everyday life, experiencing adventure and accomplishing great heroic deeds.
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Oct 22, 2014 · In order to save his mother from wrongful accusations, Theo teams up with his friend Bonnav and Laura, to make a magic ring that allows the wearer to become invisible. Along comes trouble when he is stuck in the state of invisibility due to three petty criminals.
- Alexandre Castagnetti, Julien Simonet
- Canal+
- Ryan Brodie
When his mother is wrongfully accused of a crime she didn't commit, the young boy Theo uses a magical ring that makes him invisible to save her. But when he finds himself stuck in the state of...Read more invisibility, he teams up with a man named Arkandias to bring him back. Director: Alexandre Castagnetti (Director) Julien Simonet (Director ...
Oct 22, 2014 · Theo, not the most popular boy at his school, dreams of escaping the dreary everyday life, experiencing adventure and accomplishing great heroic deeds. His dream seems to be fulfilled when, one day, he finds a very old and magical book in the library and fascinates him with a short hand. He forges the plan to forge a ring with his best friend Bonav and the rebellious Laura, who can make him ...
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THE SECRET OF ARKANDIAS. Le grimoire d'Arkandias. Directed by. Alexandre Castagnetti, . Julien Simonet. France, Belgium, 2014. Adventure, Family. 91. Synopsis. Theo discovers a book about magic at the local library.
