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Qualcosa Di Mai Visto (2008) [N/A]

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Release Date:
January 1, 2008

Original Title:
Qualcosa Di Mai Visto

Alternate Titles:
Something Never Seen Before

Ratings / Certifications:
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Runtime: 6

Overview from TheMovieDB

A powerful king of a distant planet would love to receive a special gift for his birthday, so he sends Luigi9 and Mariox on a mission to planet Earth to find something never seen before. Unfortunately they will find very few surprises on the planet.

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Production

Animation:
Domenica Salata
Leonardo Spintonato
Proserpina Sbernazzi
Maurizio Inoppugnabile

Art Direction:
Carlo Pomata

Characters:
Paolo Sbadoglio
Giuseppe Encomiabile

Color Designer:
Simone Ribaltabile
Giorgio Sondabile
Luigi Creduloni
Dario Secondo
Carlo Molesto
Sandro Pe
Patrizia Sermoni

Director:
Astutillo Smeriglia

Editor:
Giorgio Martelletto

Lighting Technician:
Alma Spasmodica

Other:
Giorgio Sondabile
Mauro Diquelli

Set Designer:
Pietro Labresaola
Enrico Loquace
Masimo Sensibile

Storyboard:
Roberta Riposo
Federico Smanetti

Supervising Animator:
Sandro Bevitore
Naso Che Cammina
Benedetta Sbocchi
Duccio Coricato
Francesca Spinosa
Fabio Degradabile

Technical Supervisor:
Marisa Esilvana

Writer:
Astutillo Smeriglia

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