Mironins (2021)
Overview
Every night, when the museum closes its doors, the mironins, Blu, Low and Ro, three little drops of paint that live in the paintings created by the Spanish painter Joan Miró (1893-1983), come to life and immerse themselves in an inexhaustible universe where art and imagination reign.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | ca |
| Popularity | 0.357 |
Directed By
Txesco Montalt
Mikel Mas Bilbao
Crew
Enrique Tárrega
Txesco Montalt
Anton Roebben
Anna Carretero
Anna Purroy
Iván Llopis
Laura Aguado
Aura P. Pérez
Carlota Darnell
Beatriz Villanueva
Marta Ruiperez
Anna van Riel
Cristian Barbeito
Facundo Friquet
Iván Agenjo
Mayte Sánchez
Carles Delgado
Jonathan de Mulder
Mikel Mas Bilbao
Eric Goossens
Susana Martín
Sergio Moreno
Marcela Hattener
Celia Rico Clavellino
Sergio Córdoba
Carlos Pascual
Cristina Blanes
Ángel Coronado
Oriol Roca
Oriol Roca
César González
Ángel Coronado
Pamela Poltronieri
Alba Ruiz
Vanessa de la Fuente
Elisabeth Méndez
Alicia Velasco
Mikel Mas Bilbao
Ana Isabel Ruiz
Diego Arellano
Cristina Broquetas
Txesco Montalt
Geertjan Tillmans
Sefana Gharbi
Diego Rivera
Álex Cervantes
Soraya Andújar
Ester Vicente Ballester
Daniel Benvenutto
Xavier Romero
Telidja Klaï
Perrine Pype
Víctor Rago
Irene Iborra
Eduard Puertas
Cristián Freire
Marc Dominici
Sandra Filippelli
Aarón Pedraza
Lorène Friesenbichler
Baltasar Pedrosa
Geertjan Tillmans
Giselle Vergara
Dani López
Carolane Delatinne
Alex Vinot
Sebastián 'Kaztrol' Castro
Sebastián Zegers
Carolina Mora
Yago Fandiño
Lucas de Thier
Ninoska Torres
Ana Alemany
TOP CAST
Gemma Ventura Santasusana
Characters Voice (voice)
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