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The Treasure of Barracuda
Captain Barracuda is obsessed with finding Phineas Crane’s treasure, the most valuable and sought after by all the pirates of the Caribbean. To achieve this, he will need the help of Sparks, a girl who pretends to be a boy in order to survive among the savage members of the Barracuda crew. Finding a Phineas Crane memoir will be the key to reaching the long-awaited treasure and also Sparks’ lifeline, since she is the only one who can read on the ship and, therefore, the only one capable of deciphering that “Letter map” that the found manuscript supposes.
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Captain Barracuda is obsessed with finding Phineas Crane’s treasure, the most valuable and sought after by all the pirates of the Caribbean. To achieve this, he will need the help of Sparks, a girl who pretends to be a boy in order to survive among the savage members of the Barracuda crew. Finding a Phineas Crane memoir will be the key to reaching the long-awaited treasure and also Sparks’ lifeline, since she is the only one who can read on the ship and, therefore, the only one capable of deciphering that “Letter map” that the found manuscript supposes.
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Genre:Animation, Adventure, Family
Written By:Amèlia Mora
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Inicia Films, Hampa Animation Studio, Belvision, RTBF
Cast
Adrià García
Director
Angel del Rio
Barracuda (voice)
Laia Vidal
Chispas (voice)
Mark Ullod
Ballena (voice)
Esther Solans
Puño de Hierro (voice)
Germán José
Krane (voice)
Francesc Belda
Fung Thao (voice)
Jordi Pinela
Gato (voice)
Oriol de Balle
Jack (voice)
Ferran Audí
Malik (voice)
Sarah Davidson
Calla (voice)
Amadeu Aguado
Dos Muelas (voice)
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