Hotel E (1992)
A confrontation of two worlds-- Two rooms, one of which is full of light and colors, the other a monotonous gray.
Top billed cast
Gita KalmetAlice (voice)
Arne SirelBen (voice)- Timo ViljakainenDonald (voice)
Egon NuterGeorge (voice)
Kaie MihkelsonJane (voice)- Osmo MiettinenJohn (voice)
- Ulna NommJulia (voice)
Maria AvdjuškoMary (voice)- Aivar KuuskRobert (voice)
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