Even trash has a soul and deserves a second chance. This is what the legend of the Magic Pyramid promises: a legendary place where trash can have a second chance and become Carriers, useful objects once again. Slim, a cardboard box, has finally given up and no longer believes that people like him are given another chance, until an unexpected event changes his fate.
Luca Della Grotta, Francesco Dafano
Director
Christian Iansante
Slim (voice)
Roberto Stocchi
Bubbles (voice)
Alessandro Carloni
Spark (voice)
Luca Dal Fabbro
Smug (voice)
Giò Giò Rapattoni
Bliss (voice)
Pasquale Anselmo
Jet (voice)
Emanuela Rossi
Kudo (voice)
Dario Penne
Guaritore (voice)
Barbara De Bortoli
Pat (voice)
Roberto Draghetti
Vitrio (voice)
Ludovico Versino
Greasy (voice)
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