Did the Fuchs embark on the Winnipeg?
Of course the Fuchs didn't board the Winnipeg ship that took 2,500 refugees away from their cruelty after the Spanish War and took them to Chile.
No, the Fuchs brothers were not on the huge freight ship chartered by the poet Pablo Neruda, who took advantage of France as ambassador, because they were not born, because they were neither Spanish nor World War.
No, it wasn't Valque Parere Aisia or Elio Kiru, it came W inere inque ipque, but you hear the voices of both of them on the back. How, how could I? Both Beñat Bere Eitia and Elio Quirde QuiroseGuarenI aFiFi, the ship of hope in dubbing and dubbing. Ximque Un gave his voice to Barkque Ua's first officer. Manque, for his part, to a mechanic of the sea who is in charge of the 00AERE 0 machine.International co-production, animated by Dibulitoon Studios, brought together companies from both Chile and Argentina, as well as from Catalonia, the Canary Islands, which had to have the support and support of the best in the country, and Muguruza's animated enthusiasm, Lotura Films, and Alberto Vázquez's Romantic Decoration , Uniko.
More spectators, a crowd, deserved the Basque proposals of Beñat and Elio, but who could defeat those Minions who occupied the screen of Euskal Herria?
The Vaquilla, the author of the beautiful storyboard of this film, was one by one the Biscayan comic Kepa de Orbe, who illustrated the legendary character who acted against all the laws, all the rules and all the police until his death.
They have competed with other animated works of art in a fierce and elegant competition — at the Annecy film festival, and we have won the applause — we have behaved more cruelly in our country; clumsily promoted, negligently programmed, has had no good luck.
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