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Giulia lives with her mother in a house near the forest. On her 14th birthday, she discovers that the forest is in danger and decides to protect it by going to live in a tree.
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Giulia lives with her mother in a house near the forest. On her 14th birthday, she discovers that the forest is in danger and decides to protect it by going to live in a tree.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Sinne Mutsaers
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:Rai Kids, Light & Color
Cast
Sinne Mutsaers
Director
Emanuela Gabriela Ionică
Giulia (voice)
Elda Alvigini
Carla (voice)
Amelia Angela Maria Martello
Grandma (voice)
Daniele Di Matteo
Orlando (voice)
Emma Grasso
Anna (voice)
Martina Comparelli
Environmental activist
Alessandro Marconi
Environmental activist
Rosa Tiziana Bruno
Sociologist
Fabrizio Zampollini
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