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The Storm (2024)
Poverty-stricken Daguzi encounters a child - Mantou - floating downstream at the river bank, he decides to take him by his side as his son, with compassion and affection.
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Poverty-stricken Daguzi encounters a child - Mantou - floating downstream at the river bank, he decides to take him by his side as his son, with compassion and affection.
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Genre:Animation, Fantasy, Action, Adventure
Written By:Busifan
In Theaters:1/25/2024
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Horgos Coloroom Pictures, CHARM ANIMATION
Cast
Busifan
Director
Chen Hao
Daguzi (voice)
Xingliner
Liu Ziyan / Xiao Xi Ling (voice)
He Ziqian
Mantou (voice)
Liang Sheng
Liu Dale / Long'er Soldier (voice)
Joseph
Liu Dahuan (voice)
Li Nan
Captain (voice)
Yizhou
Mu Yingzhi / Long'er Soldier (voice)
Zhang Yunqi
Xiao Lou (voice)
Lu Qi
Night Feather Goose (voice)
Ling Qi
Nightling Man Eagle / Long'er Soldier (voice)
Huan Ting
Little Monkey (voice)
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