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Journey to Mars
Journey to Mars (Viaje a Marte) is an animated stop motion short film. This independent production, which was made in Argentina, is the result of two years hard work. Since then, it has won 50 awards in different festivals around the world, competing in many cases against real action productions. The short tells the story of Antonio, a boy from the 60s, who is a great fan of science fiction tv serials and space trips. In view of the child's passion, his grandfather decides to take him to Mars in his tow truck.
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Journey to Mars (Viaje a Marte) is an animated stop motion short film. This independent production, which was made in Argentina, is the result of two years hard work. Since then, it has won 50 awards in different festivals around the world, competing in many cases against real action productions. The short tells the story of Antonio, a boy from the 60s, who is a great fan of science fiction tv serials and space trips. In view of the child's passion, his grandfather decides to take him to Mars in his tow truck.
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Genre:Animation, Adventure
Written By:Mario Rulloni, Juan Pablo Zaramella
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:JPZtudio, Parera Cine
Cast
Juan Pablo Zaramella
Director
Joaquin Alsamendi Sorio
Antonio as Kid (voice)
Mario Rulloni
Antonio as Adult (voice)
Adolfo Stambulsky
Abuelo / News Announcer (voice)
Berta Doureff
Séñora del kiosco (voice)
Maria Cristina Bocca
Maestra (voice)
Hilda Pietra
Antonio's Mother (voice)
Maria Eugenia Vallet
Antonio's Wife (voice)
Juan Pablo D'Aqui
Antonio's Child (voice)
Germán Castro
Astronaut (voice)
Juan Pablo Zaramella
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