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Genre:Animation
Directed By:Ekaterina Filippova, Han Zhang, Aleksey Alekseev, Krishna Chandran A. Nair, Evgeniya Zhirkova, Filip Diviak, Svetlana Andrianova
Written By:Aleksey Alekseev, Han Zhang, Svetlana Andrianova, Filip Diviak, Ekaterina Filippova, Anton Olenev, Evgeniya Zhirkova, Svetlana Andrianova, Filip Diviak, Han Zhang, Krishna Chandran A. Nair, Aleksey Alekseev, Krishna Chandran A. Nair
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Runtime:40 minutes
Studio:Folimage, Gébéka Films
Cast
Ekaterina Filippova, Han Zhang, Aleksey Alekseev, Krishna Chandran A. Nair, Evgeniya Zhirkova, Filip Diviak, Svetlana Andrianova
Director
Veronika Uhráková
Old Woman / Girl with a Flower (voice)
Anna Tessier
(Voice)
Ivo Hejcman
Awaker (voice)
Hal Collomb
(Voice)
Jan Uchal
Awaker's Son (young) (voice)
Liam Gibert
(Voice)
Oliver Uhrák
Awaker's Son (old) (voice)
Filip Diviak
Boy with a Dog / Old Man with Sheep (voice)
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