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Pipi, Pupu & Rosemary: The Mystery of the Stolen Notes
Pee is a cute little worker bear. Pupù, on the other hand, is a greedy and chubby little bird while Rosmarina is an affectionate bunny. The three little heroes find themselves having to look for the perpetrator of a theft of musical scores. To identify the culprit, they will have to deal with some great operas, transforming them into tasty and brilliant parodies.
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Pee is a cute little worker bear. Pupù, on the other hand, is a greedy and chubby little bird while Rosmarina is an affectionate bunny. The three little heroes find themselves having to look for the perpetrator of a theft of musical scores. To identify the culprit, they will have to deal with some great operas, transforming them into tasty and brilliant parodies.
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Genre:Adventure, Animation, Family, Fantasy, Comedy
Written By:Enzo D'Alò, Enzo D'Alò
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Aliante, Millimages, Paul Thiltges Distributions, MiC, Rai Fiction, Bolero Film
Cast
Enzo D'Alò
Director
Mattia Fabiano
Pipì (voice)
Lucrezia Roma
Pupù (voice)
Agnese Marteddu
Rosmarina (voice)
Giancarlo Giannini
Narratore (voice)
Stefano Alessandroni
Orso (voice)
Francesco Meoni
Ghiro (voice) / Re dei topi (voice) / Presidente (voice)
Alessia Rapini
Struzzo (voice) / Gallina #1 (voice) / Alce #1 (voice)
Patrizia Bracaglia
Aquila (voice) / Topolina (voice)
Francesco Pannofino
Mustafà (voice) / Lupo (voice) / Tenebrone (voice)
Roberto Gammino
Alì (voice)
Maricla Affatato
Elvira (voice) / Luna (voice)
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