The Land of Sometimes

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Overview

On Christmas Eve, twins Alfie and Elise struggle with the absence of their father. Elise dreams of escape, while Alfie hides from the world. Their mother gives them a mysterious “Wish Watch,” left by their father. That night, they're visited by the enigmatic Wish Collector, who whisks them away to the Land of Sometimes, a magical place where all four seasons pass in one day. But wishes come with consequences. In this musical adventure, the twins meet extraordinary characters and learn that love, family, and friendship matter more than any wish.

Genres

Animation

Fantasy

Music

Production Companies

Two Daughters Entertainment Ltd.

Nottage Productions

The Land of Sometimes Trailers

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Cast

The Wish Collector (voice)

Ewan McGregor

Mediocris (voice)

Helena Bonham Carter

Elise (voice)

Alisha Weir

Alfie (voice)

Andrei Shen

Mr. Smaller Than Small (voice)

Gregory Gudgeon

The Wish Watch (voice)

Terry Jones

Mrs. Blip (voice)

Ruby Turner

Mother (voice)

Jessica Henwick

The Guardian (voice)

Stefan Ashton Frank

The Postman (voice)

Mel Brooks

The Lad With The Flying Feet (voice)

Asa Butterfield

Father / Talking Doors / Purple Sheep / SpringDoncs (voice)

Callum Callahan

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