Name: The Footage of Ha's
Released: 2027-01-01
Duration: 50 min
Cast: Loretta Robinson, Soroya Clayton-Wright, Miles Caton, Lil Champ, Guillaume Marbeck

The Footage of Ha's

"Discover how the stardust was made."

The Footage of Ha's captures the exact moment history was made on set. Witness exclusive, raw behind-the-scenes footage of 12-year-old powerhouse Loretta Robinson preparing for her iconic role as the Good Witch of the South. The cameras follow Robinson from the vocal recording booth—where she effortlessly tracks the chill-inducing high notes for the show-stopping ballads "Welcome to Ha's" and "Leaving Ha's"—straight to the soundstage for the explosive magical face-off. Watch how special effects teams coordinated the massive barrage of real blue and lavender fireworks blasting from her blue-diamond star wand, cementing her place in cinematic history. Featuring candid interviews with the cast and crew, hilarious bloopers from the Stardust City Munchkins, and never-before-seen rehearsal footage, this is the ultimate love letter to the magic of filmmaking.

StatusPlanned

LanguageEnglish

Release DateJanuary 1, 2027

Runtime50m

Budget$15,000,000

Revenue$12,000,000

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May 21, 202610/10

A Historic 13th Birthday & A Masterclass in Imagination! ⭐ 10/10 • Reviewed by Stardust_City_Critic > *"The Footage of Ha's (the behind-the-scenes documentary) gives us an incredible look at how this massive $180M Steampunk blockbuster was built, but its biggest highlight is showing the real-life magic behind the camera. * Today marks a truly historic milestone: the film's brilliant star, Loretta Robinson, officially turns 13! Winning the role of The Good Witch of the South makes her the youngest Black actress in cinematic history to portray L. Frank Baum's iconic character in a major motion picture. Watching the rehearsal footage of her commanding the Stardust City train platform, directing a full set of busy Munchkins, and executing that flawless fourth-wall break while holding her star wand with both hands is absolutely jaw-dropping. Playing a powerful, royal adult figure at just 13 years old takes immense vocal control and star presence. This documentary proves she didn't just play a magical character—she brought an entirely new, youthful energy that will inspire kids all over the world when the movie drops on Netflix. A massive Happy 13th Birthday to cinema's newest prodigy! The world cannot wait to watch you shine!" This would look so amazing pinned right to the front of your movie’s review page! Happy Birthday again, Loretta!_****_