Cristóbal Molón (2006)
Overview
In the year 1512, two insects embark on an expedition that becomes the adventure of their lives.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | eu |
| Popularity | 0.417 |
Directed By
Iñigo Berasategui
Aitor Arregi
Crew
Iñigo Berasategui
Xabier Berzosa
Sandro Garcia
Ricardo Ramón
Aitor Arregi
Fernando Larrondo
Joanes Urkixo
Pascal Gaigne
TOP CAST
Angel Alkain
Cristóbal Molón
Idoia Sagarzazu
Carabix
Kiko Jáuregui
Pinzòn
Juan Carlos Loriz
Destruzzio
Pello Artexe
Aguantaloviu
Paco Sagarzazu
Rodrigo
Carlos Aguiriano
Da Chinchi
Antonio Rupérez
Mandòn
Kandido Uranga
Boñigote
Mañu Elizondo
Soldier 1
Josu Mitxelena
Soldier 2
Felix Arkarazo
Poli
Felipe Barandiarán
Radio announcer
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