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Spirit of the Forest
The Spirit of the Forest is a fun-filled, action-packed adventure that takes you into a spectacular world beyond your imagination! The evil Mrs. D’Abondo wants to help a powerful businessman build a highway through the middle of the forest, a diabolical plan that forces the forest creatures to flee. To stop Mrs. D’Abondo and save their homes, Furi leads his friends in a daring mission to keep the forest alive.
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The Spirit of the Forest is a fun-filled, action-packed adventure that takes you into a spectacular world beyond your imagination! The evil Mrs. D’Abondo wants to help a powerful businessman build a highway through the middle of the forest, a diabolical plan that forces the forest creatures to flee. To stop Mrs. D’Abondo and save their homes, Furi leads his friends in a daring mission to keep the forest alive.
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Genre:Fantasy, Animation
Written By:Beatriz Iso, Beatriz Iso
In Theaters:
Box Office:$295,000
Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Dygra Films, Fantastic Films International, ICO, Xunta de Galicia, Igape, TVE, TVG, Disney Channel
Cast
David Rubin
Director
María Adánez
Linda (voice)
Luis Merlo
Cebolo (Voice)
Nacho Castaño
Furi (voice)
Miguel López Varela
Carballo (voice)
Juan Ibáñez Pérez
Hu-Hu (voice)
Damián Mollá
Ho-Ho (voice)
Manuel Pombal
Pino (voice)
Ramiro Taboada
Eucalipto (voice)
María Xosé Aldrey
Encina (Voice)
Carmen Rodríguez Dorado
Sabela (voice)
Lucía Cid
Sra. d'Abondo
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