Quebec, 1956. The impulsive and headstrong Nelly Maloye, a novice private eye, joins the methodical and pragmatic Simon Picard, a research scientist in a dubious quest to prove the existence of the elusive Yeti. The brave-hearted heroes come face-to-face with countless dangers during their trek through the heart of the Himalayas.
Pierre Greco, Nancy Florence Savard
Director
Sylvie Moreau
Nelly Maloye (voice)
Rachid Badouri
Tensing Gumbu (voice)
Guillaume Lemay-Thivierge
Simon Picard (voice)
Martin Boily
Annulu Gombu / Gardien de l'université / Capitaine / Le btitannique (voice)
Lise Castonguay
Shirisha Gombu (voice)
Stéphane Crête
Édouard Martineau (voice)
Edgar Fruitier
Taylor (voice)
Sophie Faucher
Mme Martineau (voice)
Alexandrine Warren
Jasmin the Bird (voice)
François Trudel
Yetis (voice)
Patrick Ouellet
Yetis (voice)
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