Jasper: Journey to the End of the World
Between the icy South Pole and a colorful sea-port, plays the adventure of the penguin brothers Jasper and Junior, who, with the help of 9 year old Emma, retrieve the eggs of a threatened parrot species from the evil Dr. Block.
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Between the icy South Pole and a colorful sea-port, plays the adventure of the penguin brothers Jasper and Junior, who, with the help of 9 year old Emma, retrieve the eggs of a threatened parrot species from the evil Dr. Block.
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Genre:Family, Animation, Adventure
Written By:Michael Mädel, Eckart Fingberg, John Chambers
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Toons'N'Tales, Amuse Films, Dacodac
Cast
Eckart Fingberg, Kay Delventhal
Director
Malte Arkona
Jasper (voice)
Maresa Sedlmeier
Emma (voice)
Rufus Beck
Kakapo (voice)
Christoph Maria Herbst
Dr. Block (voice)
Torsten Münchow
Rolf (voice)
Christine Leyser
Diva (voice)
Claus-Peter Damitz
Kapitän (voice)
Manou Lubowski
Jaspers Vater (voice)
Katrin Fröhlich
Jaspers Mutter (voice)
Jakob Riedl
Lehrer / Schiffstechniker (voice)
Manfred Trilling
Pinguin 1 (voice)
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