A dying seagull entrusts her egg to a cat named Zorba, who promises three things: he won't eat the egg, he'll care for the egg, and he'll teach the baby seagull to fly.
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Luis Sepúlveda | ... | Il Poeta (voice) |
| Carlo Verdone | ... | Zorba (voice) | |
| Antonio Albanese | ... | Il Grande Topo (voice) | |
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Melba Ruffo | ... | Bobulina (voice) |
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Sofia Baratta | ... | Gabbianella Neonata (voice) |
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Veronica Puccio | ... | Gabbianella Bambina (voice) |
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Domitilla D'Amico | ... | Gabbianella Adolescente (voice) |
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Margherita Birri | ... | Nina (voice) |
| Luca Biagini | ... | Diderot (voice) | |
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Valerio Ruggeri | ... | Segretario (voice) |
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Paolo Lombardi | ... | Colonnello (voice) |
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Gabriele Patriarca | ... | Pallino (voice) |
| Paola Tedesco | ... | Rosa Dei Venti (voice) | |
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Massimo Lodolo | ... | Ciambellano (voice) |
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Alida Milana | ... | Kengah (voice) |
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A dying seagull entrusts her egg to a cat named Zorba, who promises three things: he won't eat the egg, he'll care for the egg, and he'll teach the baby seagull to fly.
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Together they learn the true meaning of friendship.Parents Guide:
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Country:
ItalyLanguage:
ItalianRelease Date:
23 December 1998 (Italy) See more »Also Known As:
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Budget:
$6,000,000 (estimated)Cumulative Worldwide Gross:
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I found it incredible that 7% of those who rated this film gave it a "1". This is an adorable animation with a positive message for all who watch it. The dialogue is clever and uplifting and the characters are excellent. The music is beautiful. This is a movie that can be enjoyed by adults as well as children. My three year old was terrified by the nasty rats. Isn't it nice to have an alternative to the exact same rehashed characters (who look and act like cartoon versions of "Friends' actors") portrayed by Disney and Dreamworks in all their animations? Don't listen to those who gave this animation a low score; it is a beautiful film for all.