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Action Adventure Animation Drama Fantasy

A spell transports a 17th-century samurai to modern-day Spain.A spell transports a 17th-century samurai to modern-day Spain.A spell transports a 17th-century samurai to modern-day Spain.

Director
- Baltasar Pedrosa
Writers
- Jose Luis Cortizas
- Angel E. Pariente
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5.6/10

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Director
- Baltasar Pedrosa
Writers
- Jose Luis Cortizas
- Angel E. Pariente
Stars

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Awards
- 1 nomination total

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Eduard Farelo

Yohei
(voice)

Molly Malcolm

Ricky
(voice)

James Phillips

Carmona
(voice)

Luis Posada

Linceto
(voice)

Núria Trifol

Moira
(voice)

Alfonso Vallés

Gorkan
(voice)

Alex Warner

Yohei
(English version)
(voice)

Director
- Baltasar Pedrosa
Writers
- Jose Luis Cortizas
- Angel E. Pariente
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it seems that it was not film but rather Spains science promotional material,

it is very very interesting film. well.... i would be very interested to see who was funding it. it seems that it was not film but rather Spain's science promotional material, which would be OK, if i would know i am renting promo, not animation film. yes there was scenario and a story... attached to main and most important part - PROMOTION ! apart from this i personally think this could be a normal animation film, the scenario (not too original) had some potential. I was listening it in English, and i found dialog very strange in a bad way. not sure which was original language though, so its not necessarily a reason to complain.

spamuitaip
Oct 6, 2007
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When receiving the prize for her CIG 4 prototype Moira says "I'm going to be the 7th Spanish Nobel Prize winner before I turn 30". Actually, there has already been seven Spaniards awarded the Nobel Prize: José Echegaray y Eizaguirre (Literature, 1904, shared with Frédéric Mistral), Santiago Ramón y Cajal (Physiology or Medicine, 1906, shared with Camillo Golgi), Jacinto Benavente (Literature, 1922), Juan Ramón Jiménez (Literature, 1956), Severo Ochoa (Physiology or Medicine, 1959, shared with Arthur Kornberg), Vicente Aleixandre (Literature, 1977) and Camilo José Cela (Literature, 1989). William Lawrence Bragg was the youngest-ever laureate, at the very early age of 25 (Physics, 1915) and still remains as the only one who received the prize before 30.