On the planet Transformation, the cruel Prince Saligia steals people’s dreams and turns them into advertisements. When the fame of Tytus reaches him, Saligia lures Tytus and his old friends A’Tomek and Romek to his world, where the friends are captured by the prince’s soldiers and only Tytus’s wits stand between them and despair.
Leszek Marek Gałysz
Director
Marek Kondrat
Tytus de Zoo (voice)
Wojciech Malajkat
Romek (voice)
Piotr Gąsowski
A'Tomek (voice)
Andrzej Chyra
Prince Saligia (voice)
Gustaw Holoubek
Pomnik Mikołaja Kopernika (voice)
Dorota Stalińska
Wielka Próchnica (voice)
Artur Barciś
Oliviero (voice)
Paweł Szczesny
Professor T'Alent (voice)
Jacek Czyż
teacher (voice)
Jerzy Mazur
dad (voice)
Olga Bończyk
girl (voice)
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