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20 years have passed since Ulysses went to fight in the Trojan War. Now he's considered lost and deceased. In Itaca, his homeland, his old dog Argos awaits his owner, wondering if he'll ever come back.
Top billed cast
DauArgos- José Rui Teixeira(Voice)
Guillermo AmengualUlysses (uncredited)
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