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Behind the Ringtone (2026)
Charile Cheesy (a robot rat) and Kooky Kitty (a strange cat-cookie hybrid) host a TV show in which they interview old ringtone mascots from the 2000s, those whose tunes could be heard on any Nokia cellphone. Their intentions of filming a happy and family-friendly episode come crashing down when they discover that these characters are now living quite disastrous lives.
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Charile Cheesy (a robot rat) and Kooky Kitty (a strange cat-cookie hybrid) host a TV show in which they interview old ringtone mascots from the 2000s, those whose tunes could be heard on any Nokia cellphone. Their intentions of filming a happy and family-friendly episode come crashing down when they discover that these characters are now living quite disastrous lives.
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Genre:Animation, Comedy
Written By:Bruno Vega
In Theaters:6/26/2026
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Studio:BrocoTree Animation
Cast
Bruno Vega
Director
Pablo Sempere
Carlos Quesillo (voice)
Vir Enríquez
Minina Monina (voice)
Gabriel Gómez
Perrito Chupi-Chup (voice)
Guillermo Merino
Mono del Amor (voice)
Antonio Díaz
Sapo Majareta (voice)
Iago Ramilo
Micro (voice)
Amaya Marcaida
Bananita / Gata Pussy (voice)
Juanjo Vega
Rubber Hoss (voice)
Bruno Vega
Julio / Marciano Marrano (voice)
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