On a magical tropical island, a fun-loving group of misfit animals and people discover a baby dinosaur frozen since prehistoric times. When a king from a faraway country vows to capture the loveable baby dino for his private collection, all the inhabitants must join together to save their new friend.
Holger Tappe, Reinhard Klooss
Director
Domenic Redl
Urmel (voice)
Anke Engelke
Wutz (voice)
Wigald Boning
Professor Tibatong (voice)
Christoph Maria Herbst
Dr. Zwengelmann (voice)
Oliver Pocher
Schusch (voice)
Wolfgang Völz
Seele-Fant (voice)
Stefan Krause
Ping (voice)
Frank Schaff
Wawa (voice)
Klaus Sonnenschein
Pumponell (voice)
Florian Halm
Sami (voice)
Kevin Iannotta
Tim (voice)
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