The Little Mermaid

This animated adventure follows a mermaid princess named Sereia who longs to live on land. After saving a human prince named Lucas from drowning and falling in love with him, she seeks the help of a sea witch called Revina. Sereia agrees to a dangerous bargain to gain a human form for one year to win the prince's heart. If she fails, she faces the loss of her voice and permanent exile.

The film was directed by Michael Johnson and represents the first entry in a list of four films he has directed, followed by A Tooth Fairy Tale, Snow White, and A Winnie-the-Pooh Christmas. The screenplay is credited to Anna Rasmussen and Hans Christian Andersen. The cast features Sonya Krueger as Sereia, with voice work by Dee Wallace, Steve Guttenberg, Sharon Desiree, Tammy Klein, and Myrom Kingery.

A joint production from the United States and Australia involving The Asylum, The Global Asylum, LLC., and Eagle Entertainment, the movie has a runtime of 98 minutes. Audience reception has been mixed to poor, as shown by a 3.3 rating on IMDb based on 224 votes and a 5.4 rating on TMDB from 32 votes.