Muumi ja punainen pyrstötähti (2010)
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- TV-PG
- 1h 15min
- Animation, Adventure
- 06 Aug 2010 (Finland)
- Movie
Moomintroll and his friends rush to save everyone in Moomin Valley from a ferocious comet.
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Cast
| Max von Sydow | ... |
Narrator (voice)
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| Alexander Skarsgård | ... |
Moomintroll (voice)
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| Stellan Skarsgård | ... |
Moominpapa / Hemulens (voice)
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| Mads Mikkelsen | ... |
Sniff (voice)
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| Peter Stormare | ... |
Snufkin (voice)
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| Helena Mattsson | ... |
Snorkmaiden (voice)
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| Terrence Scammell | ... |
Muskrat (voice)
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Kathleen Fee | ... |
Moominmamma / Shop Lady (voice)
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| Arthur Holden | ... |
Snork (voice)
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| Holly Gauthier-Frankel | ... |
Miffle (voice)
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| Outi Alanen | ... |
Pikku Myy (voice)
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Vuokko Hovatta | ... |
Puotieukko / Talonpeikko (voice)
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Jarmo Koski | ... |
Hemuli (voice)
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Ilpo Mikkonen | ... |
Nipsu (voice)
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Taneli Mäkelä | ... |
Nuuskamuikkunen (voice)
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Tapani Perttu | ... |
Narrator / Moominpapa (voice)
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| Jasper Pääkkönen | ... |
Moomintroll (voice)
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Leena Rapola | ... |
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| Elsa Saisio | ... |
Niiskuneiti (voice)
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Johanna Viksten | ... |
Muumimamma (voice)
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Directed by
| Maria Lindberg | ||
Written by
| Joel Backström | ... | (screenplay) |
| Iivo Baric | ... | (screenplay) |
| Tove Jansson | ... | (creator) (creator) |
| Tove Jansson | ... | (novel "Kometjakten") |
| Minna Karvonen | ... | (screenplay) |
| Anders Larsson | ... | (screenplay) |
Produced by
| Tom Carpelan | ... | producer |
| Laura Hypponen | ... | consulting producer: Stereoscape |
| Tomi Luostarinen | ... | head producer: Stereoscape |
| Ilkka Peltola | ... | producer: Stereoscape |
Music by
| Andrzej Rokicki | ||
Editing by
| Maria Lindberg | ||
Editorial Department
| Pasi Mäkelä | ... | colorist |
Production Management
| Jarmo Honkala | ... | stereoscopic post-production supervisor: Stereoscape |
Sound Department
| Asko Ahonen | ... | sound designer / sound editor / sound mixer |
| Iivo Baric | ... | sound director |
| Peter Mendonca | ... | dolby sound consultant |
Visual Effects by
| Nobuaki Abe | ... | 3d conversion lead artist: Quality Experience Design |
| Rees Dale | ... | online editor (as Peter Rees Dale) |
| Iiro Harra | ... | lead artist: Undo |
| Masahiro Hirahara | ... | 3d conversion artist: Quality Experience Design |
| Jarmo Honkala | ... | lead compositor: Stereoscape |
| Samuel Häkkinen | ... | compositor: Stereoscape (as Sami Häkkinen) |
| Ayaka Ishizuka | ... | 3d conversion artist: Quality Experience Design |
| Asaka Ito | ... | 3d conversion artist: Quality Experience Design |
| Tuomas Kankola | ... | 3D/post artist |
| Ryo Kato | ... | 3d conversion artist: Quality Experience Design |
| Takashi Kawai | ... | 3d conversion technical director: Quality Experience Design |
| Yoshihisa Koido | ... | 3d conversion artist: Quality Experience Design |
| Chihiro Koyo | ... | 3d conversion artist: Quality Experience Design |
| Yukie Maeda | ... | 3d conversion artist: Quality Experience Design |
| Eetu Martola | ... | visual effects supervisor: Undo |
| Riku Naskali | ... | compositor: Stereoscape |
| Keiji Ohta | ... | 3d conversion artist: Quality Experience Design |
| Yuki Ohta | ... | 3d conversion artist: Quality Experience Design |
| Ville Rousu | ... | visual effects producer: Undo |
| Miku Sato | ... | 3d conversion artist: Quality Experience Design |
| Hitomi Shishido | ... | 3d conversion artist: Quality Experience Design |
| Hayoung Yoon | ... | 3d conversion artist: Quality Experience Design |
| Junki Yoshitake | ... | 3d conversion artist: Quality Experience Design |
| Tetsuo Ôya | ... | 3d conversion line producer: Quality Experience Design (as Tetsuo Ohya) |
Music Department
| Björk | ... | composer: song / singer |
Additional Crew
| Sisi Cronin | ... | publicist |
| Frank Donner | ... | production consultant |
| Satu Horne | ... | production assistant: Stereoscape |
| Julius Hypponen | ... | runner |
| Tuisku McLees | ... | production assistant: Stereoscape |
| Leena Poranen | ... | production assistant: Stereoscape |
| Bo Svenson | ... | voice director |
Production Companies
- Oy Filmkompaniet Alpha Ab
- FST5
- Filmkompaniet Distribution
- Filmoteka Narodowa Polski
- Jupiter-Film
- Mainostelevisio (MTV3)
- Svensk Filmindustri (SF)
Distributors
- Child Film (2015) (Japan) (theatrical)
- Filmkompaniet Distribution (2010) (Sweden) (theatrical)
- Kinologue (2015) (Japan) (theatrical)
- MK2 Diffusion (2011) (France) (theatrical)
- ADS Service (2013) (Hungary)
- EuroVideo (2011) (Germany) (DVD)
- FS Film (2010) (Finland)
- Global 3 Media (2014) (United States)
- Media International Pictures (2010) (United Arab Emirates) (Middle East)
- NonStop Sales (2010) (World-wide)
- Origin Releasing (2014) (United States)
- Rialto Distribution (2015) (Australia)
- Rialto Distribution (2015) (New Zealand)
Special Effects
- Undo (visual effects)
Other Companies
- Filmoteka Narodowa Polski (original animation)
- Jupiter-Film (original animation)
- Quality Experience Design (2D to 3D conversion)
- Revolver Studio (sound)
- Se-ma-for Studios (original animation)
- Stereoscape (stereoscopic engineering)
- Suomen Elokuvasäätiö (funding)
Storyline
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One day Moomintroll notices that something strange has happened in the Moomin Valley - everything is grey; not just the sky and the river, but the trees, the ground, the Moominhouse, too! Moomintroll runs to ask the well-read Muskrat if he knows what is happening. Muskrat declares that this is the way things tend to look like before the earth faces an awful fate coming from the sky... With the help of his father, Moominpappa, Moomintroll and his worried friends build the best raft ever and start on a challenging journey to the observatory. The wise professors there must know what the threat from space is all about! The trek is not easy. The brave entourage, Moomintroll, Sniff and Snufkin face many obstacles, yet also meet new and old friends. But they make it to the observatory: the professor calculates that a ferocious comet will reach the Earth in four days, four hours, four minutes and 44 seconds. Maybe 4 seconds later. It's time to go back home as fast as they can - surviving an unexpected number of peculiar creatures and dangers on the way. Will they get everybody safe in time? Written by Filmkompaniet |
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Box Office
| Budget | EUR9,300,000 (estimated) |
Did You Know?
| Trivia | The film was edited, compiled and reframed from the material originally filmed for the Polish stop motion animated series Moomins (1977) in 1977-1982. The series was mostly filmed in layers, with Moomin puppets separated from the other animated objects painted on glass plates in the foreground and background. The producer Tom Carpelan says that the original material suited well for stereoscopic 3D conversion since it's almost like the series was intended to be that way. "Moomins and the Comet Chase" was one of the first feature films produced in 3D in Scandinavia (and the first in Finland). The other was Danish film The Olsen Gang Gets Polished (2010) (Olsen Gang Gets Polished), released in the same year. See more » |
| Goofs | In the opening credits of the Finnish language version, Tove Jansson's original novel is misspelled as "Komeetta ja pyrstötähti". "Komeetta" and "pyrstötähti" are synonyms, both meaning "comet" in Finnish - so the nonsensically misspelled title would translate as "The Comet and the Comet". The novel's correct Finnish title is "Muumipeikko ja pyrstötähti" (Moomintroll and the Comet). See more » |
| Movie Connections | Edited from Moomins (1977). See more » |
| Soundtracks | The Comet Song See more » |