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Year
2021
Duration
109 minutes
Genres
Animation, Family, Musicals
Language
English / Spanish (English subtitles)
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Synopsis
Set in an enchanted town in the Colombian mountains, the Madrigals live in a large, magical house, with each family member possessing a unique power – ranging from speaking to animals to super strength. The young Mirabel is the only one without a special ability, leaving her to wonder if there’s something wrong with her. However, when the house’s magic is threatened by a mysterious force, Mirabel may be the only one able to save the family and their home. This colourful musical story is all about family, community, and finding your own voice, while also celebrating Colombian culture.
Accessibility and Languages: Encanto is available to stream on Into Film+ with English, Latin American Spanish or Brazilian Portuguese closed captions and audio.
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