Now on Millennium Extra: Sirenetta and the Second Star
Watch the trailer for Sirenetta and The Second Star, an independently produced series of animated shorts for children.
Featuring Nettie Pearlman, born a mermaid princess, but now living happily ever after as a human on land. When a wicked pirate queen begins hunting four lost mermaids though, Nettie has to dive back under the waves to help save the day!
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