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Mune: Guardian of the Moon (2017)
When a faun named Mune becomes the Guardian of the Moon, little did he had unprepared experience with the Moon and an accident that could put both the Moon and the Sun in danger, including a corrupt titan named Necross who wants the Sun for himself and placing the balance of night and day in great peril. Now with the help of a wax-child named Glim and the warrior, Sohone who also became the Sun Guardian, they go out on an exciting journey to get the Sun back and restore the Moon to their rightful place in the sky.
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When a faun named Mune becomes the Guardian of the Moon, little did he had unprepared experience with the Moon and an accident that could put both the Moon and the Sun in danger, including a corrupt titan named Necross who wants the Sun for himself and placing the balance of night and day in great peril. Now with the help of a wax-child named Glim and the warrior, Sohone who also became the Sun Guardian, they go out on an exciting journey to get the Sun back and restore the Moon to their rightful place in the sky.
Rating:PG
Genre:Animation, Family, Adventure, Fantasy
Written By:Benoît Philippon
In Theaters:8/12/2017
Box Office:$15,730,665
Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Kinology, Orange Studio, ON Animation Studios
Cast
Benoît Philippon, Alexandre Heboyan
Director
Michaël Grégorio
Mune (voice)
Omar Sy
Sohone (voice)
Izïa Higelin
Glim (voice)
Féodor Atkine
Leeyoon (voice)
Éric Herson-Macarel
Necross (voice)
Michel Mella
Mox (voice)
Fabrice Josso
Spleen (voice)
Patrick Poivey
Phospho (voice)
Jean-Claude Donda
Xolal (voice)
Benoît Allemane
Yule (voice)
Patrick Préjean
Glim's Father (voice)
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