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The Wish Fish
Opil is a plump, 8-year-old boy. In a desperate attempt to stop him from wolfing down junk food, his mother serves him a special dish: the wish fish. But Opil takes it as a joke and wishes that mutant aliens come to Earth and take away all of the fish from the planet. The following day, the wish is fulfilled...and then some!
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Opil is a plump, 8-year-old boy. In a desperate attempt to stop him from wolfing down junk food, his mother serves him a special dish: the wish fish. But Opil takes it as a joke and wishes that mutant aliens come to Earth and take away all of the fish from the planet. The following day, the wish is fulfilled...and then some!
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Xegundo Altoguirre
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Runtime:71 minutes
Studio:Image Venture
Cast
Gorka Vázquez, Ivan Oneka
Director
Ana Begoña Egileor
Opil (voice)
Mónica Erdozia
Aurora (voice)
Jon Goiri
Caprichus (voice)
Iker Diaz
Anhelus (voice)
Victor Prieto
Desius (voice)
Eduardo Gorriño
Caballa (voice)
Eba Ojanguren
Marina (voice)
Juan Carlos Loriz
Saturon (voice)
Aner Narbaez
Alfeo (voice)
Maribel Legarreta
Rapesa (voice)
Josu Mitxelena
Extraterrestres (voices)
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