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Elf Me
A bumbling Christmas elf whose Santa's helper job is jeopardized by a complete inability in building toys teams up with a kid harassed by bullies.
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A bumbling Christmas elf whose Santa's helper job is jeopardized by a complete inability in building toys teams up with a kid harassed by bullies.
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Genre:Family, Comedy, Fantasy, Adventure
Written By:Tommaso Renzoni, Marcello Cavalli, Giovanni Gualdoni, Leo Ortolani, Gabriele Mainetti
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Lucky Red, Goon Films
Cast
Antonio Usbergo, Niccolò Celaia
Director
Lillo Petrolo
Trip
Anna Foglietta
Ivana
Federico Ielapi
Elia
Giorgio Pasotti
padre di Elia
Caterina Guzzanti
Brina
Claudio Santamaria
Ciocca / Babbo Natale
Fabio Rovazzi
speaker del Polo Nord
Vincenzo Sebastiani
Fabio
Giulietta Rebeggiani
Marta
Francesco Liso
Vittorio
Linda Zampaglione
Giada
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