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The famous rock band The Paperback music is convened for a big concert at Big Depression. Arriving at their destination, no musical event seems ready for that day, but suddenly a secret passage opens to the planet Planio, where dictator Balthazar has banned all kinds of music.
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The famous rock band The Paperback music is convened for a big concert at Big Depression. Arriving at their destination, no musical event seems ready for that day, but suddenly a secret passage opens to the planet Planio, where dictator Balthazar has banned all kinds of music.
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Genre:Animation, Comedy, Science Fiction
Written By:Sabino Muggeo
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Runtime:70 minutes
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Cast
Stefano Bertelli
Director
Alessio De Filippis
Alex (voice)
Stefano Broccoletti
Jim (voice)
Daniele Raffaeli
Phil (voice)
Letizia Ciampa
Jenny (voice)
Fabrizio Mazzotta
Doremi (voice)
Mino Caprio
Barman #2 (voice)
Emiliano Coltorti
Balthazar (voice)
Massimo Bitossi
Scrigno (voice)
Luca Dal Fabbro
Mackero (voice)
Vittorio Stagni
Laszlo (voice)
Valeria Vidali
Suzy (voice)
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