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Katak: The Brave Beluga
While his peers have all turned white, Katak is still small and grey. To prove that he has grown up and to grant the last wish of his adored grandma, Katak departs on a perilous journey to the Great North.
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While his peers have all turned white, Katak is still small and grey. To prove that he has grown up and to grant the last wish of his adored grandma, Katak departs on a perilous journey to the Great North.
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Genre:Animation, Family, Adventure
Written By:Andrée Lambert
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Productions 10th Ave
Cast
Nicola Lemay, Christine Dallaire-Dupont
Director
Alexandre Bacon
Katak (voice)
Nancy Bernier
Femelle béluga adulte / Veau béluga (voice)
Jeff Boudreault
Bosco (voice)
Benoît Brière
Paparrazzi / Phoque 1 (voice)
Jérémie Desbiens
Albi (voice)
Martin Drainville
Scoop / Phoque 2 (voice)
Marie-Thérèse Fortin
Perlette / Macareux 2 (voice)
Carolanne Foucher
Sim / Boussole / Compas (voice)
Yves Jacques
Cyrano (voice)
Émilie Josset
Jack-Lyn (voice)
Renaud Lacelle-Bourdon
Kami (voice)
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