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Trunk Train: The Movie (2021)
Gajah is a forgetful elephant who is elevated from anonymity to celebrity status overnight. He ends up moving away from his old traveling companions on the Tromba Trem. His fame is short-lived, as he becomes the prime suspect in a series of mysterious kidnappings. To unravel this mystery, he will have to count on the help of his old friends from before he became famous: a group of obstinate termites who live in a colony and Dudley, a vegetarian anteater.
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Gajah is a forgetful elephant who is elevated from anonymity to celebrity status overnight. He ends up moving away from his old traveling companions on the Tromba Trem. His fame is short-lived, as he becomes the prime suspect in a series of mysterious kidnappings. To unravel this mystery, he will have to count on the help of his old friends from before he became famous: a group of obstinate termites who live in a colony and Dudley, a vegetarian anteater.
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Genre:Animation, Adventure, Comedy, Family
Written By:Debora Guimarães, Pedro Vieira, Zé Brandão, Lucas Pelegrineti
In Theaters:9/2/2021
Box Office:
Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Copa Studio, RioFilme, Agência Nacional do Cinema - ANCINE
Cast
Zé Brandão
Director
Roberto Rodrigues
Gajah (voice)
Maíra Kestenberg
Duda (voice)
Elisa Lucinda
Rainha Cupim (voice)
Luca De Castro
Capitão Cupim (voice)
Hugo Souza
Junior (voice)
Caito Mainier
Silas (voice)
Marisa Orth
Mirella Miramontes (voice)
Beto Vandesteen
Cupim Velho/Luiz Varejão/Mestre Urubu/Prefeito Capivara (voice)
Ed Gama
Calango (voice)
Italo Luiz
Jacaré Hipster (voice)
Mônica Rossi
Capivara Carmen/Gambá Ingrid (voice)
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