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D. on Ice
Musical in three acts about the return of W.D., the visionary of the world of animation, who had been frozen waiting for the cure for the disease that would kill him to be discovered. In a distant future, D. comes back to life and finds his empire completely distorted. Outraged by the direction given to his dreams, D. tries to regain control, but his power has gained new dimensions.
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Musical in three acts about the return of W.D., the visionary of the world of animation, who had been frozen waiting for the cure for the disease that would kill him to be discovered. In a distant future, D. comes back to life and finds his empire completely distorted. Outraged by the direction given to his dreams, D. tries to regain control, but his power has gained new dimensions.
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Genre:Animation, Music, Comedy
Written By:Tersio Greguol, Ale McHaddo
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:44 Toons
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