Films that Avert the Idea Animation’s Only for Kids
I hate the idea that animation’s for kids; just because it’s animated doesn’t mean that it’s some silly cartoon and shouldn’t be taken seriously.
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Toño, an 11 year old boy, takes on the responsibility of caring for his sick sister due to his father's neglectful behavior. When he learns that orphans can have a better life in a shelter, he must choose between letting his sister's condition worsen or becoming a monster himself.
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Toño, an 11 year old boy, takes on the responsibility of caring for his sick sister due to his father's neglectful behavior. When he learns that orphans can have a better life in a shelter, he must choose between letting his sister's condition worsen or becoming a monster himself.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Sofía Montes Muñoz
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Studio:Ecam
Cast
Diego de Gracia
Director
Alan Miranda
Toño
Amaia Miranda
Marcela
Asier Tartás
Rubén
Miguel Ángel Rico Fonteyne
Político
Fernando Muñoz Laguna
Locutor de fútbol (voz)
Luis Ramón Montes Gómez
Policía #1
Marta Grimaldi
Policía #2
José Ignacio Álvarez Coa
Policía #3
Perico Vidal
Presentador TV (voz)
Marc Gass
Teleoperador de emergencias (voz)
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