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Alì Babà
Ali Baba, a young woodcutter, with the help of his friend Miseria - a talking donkey - provides for his poor family. Smart and ambitious he works hard to get rich and to be able to marry his only love: Alia, the Sultan's daughter.
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Ali Baba, a young woodcutter, with the help of his friend Miseria - a talking donkey - provides for his poor family. Smart and ambitious he works hard to get rich and to be able to marry his only love: Alia, the Sultan's daughter.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Adriano Belli
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Airone Cinematografica
Cast
Zlata Potancokova Belli
Director
Nanni Baldini
Alì Babà (voice)
Mario Bombardieri
Miseria (voice)
Rita Baldini
Governante (voice)
Mino Caprio
Tahieb (voice)
Leslie La Penna
Kasim (voice)
Stefania Romagnoli
Fatima (voice)
Piero Tiberi
Sadam (voice)
Giorgio Borghetti
Filosofo (voice)
Manfredi Aliquò
Comandante (voice)
Sandro Pellegrini
Sarto (voice)
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