Top billed cast
Daniele PanareseDr. Phoorier- Paride NapolitanoPlirpo/Proppo (voice)
- Tiziano CaggeseKashej l'Immortale (voice)
- Franz PadulaPrippo (voice)
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Chalk (2001)
A short directed by Diederik Van Rooijen.