'The Polar Express' (2004)
A wondrously imaginative, diverse, and spirited allegory of childhood and the arduousness of adulthood.
Luccas Neto em: Perdidos na Noite de Natal
On Christmas Eve, Luccas and his sister Gi, amazed by the mall's decorations, end up losing their parents. But what would be a fun night becomes dangerous when they discover a pair of thieves. And now who will save Christmas? Is God on Luccas' side?
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On Christmas Eve, Luccas and his sister Gi, amazed by the mall's decorations, end up losing their parents. But what would be a fun night becomes dangerous when they discover a pair of thieves. And now who will save Christmas? Is God on Luccas' side?
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Genre:Adventure, Comedy, Family, Crime
Written By:Luccas Neto
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Runtime:41 minutes
Studio:Luccas Toon Studios, Capuzzo Produções
Cast
Lucas Margutti
Director
Giovanna Alparone
Gi
Roni Ficher
Ladrão Pingo no Lixo
Luccas Neto
Luccas
Adriana Rabelo
Mãe
Lucas Margutti
Ladrão
Alex Teix
Carlos Alberto(Pai)
Klaus Maciéski
Zelador/Papai Noel
Luiza Magalhães Borges
Menina de Rua
Evanete Santos da Silva
Mãe Moradora de Rua
Ana Clara Peres Bofil
Prima
Núbia Vitória de Sou
Prima
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