

Animation · Fantasy · Adventure
Overview
Suffering because of his father's departure to the big city, a boy leaves his village and discovers a fantastic world dominated by bug-engines and strange beings. An unusual animation with various artistic techniques that portrays the issues of the modern world through the eyes of a child.
Top Cast
Vinicius Garcia
Vinicius Garcia
Kid (voice)
Vinicius Garcia
Kid (voice)
Lu Horta
Lu Horta
Mother (voice)
Lu Horta
Mother (voice)


Marco Aurélio Campos
Marco Aurélio Campos
Father (voice)
Marco Aurélio Campos
Father (voice)
Felipe Zilse
Felipe Zilse
Young Boy (voice)
Felipe Zilse
Young Boy (voice)


Alê Abreu
Alê Abreu
Old Man (voice)
Alê Abreu
Old Man (voice)


Cassius Romero
Cassius Romero
Dog (voice)
Cassius Romero
Dog (voice)


Nestor Chiesse
Nestor Chiesse
Colonel (voice)
Nestor Chiesse
Colonel (voice)
Alfredo Rollo
Alfredo Rollo
News Anchor (voice)
Alfredo Rollo
News Anchor (voice)
Patrícia Pichamone
Patrícia Pichamone
News Anchor (voice)
Patrícia Pichamone
News Anchor (voice)


Melissa Garcia
Melissa Garcia
(voice)
Melissa Garcia
(voice)
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