
Olentzero eta Subilaren Lapurreta
Nov 25, 2005 · 1h 22m
Director
Juanjo ElordiOverview
It's Christmas in a small village in the Pyrenees. Olentzero is a beloved character who represents the Christmas spirit and distributes gifts to children. He has already received all the letters from the children in the valley and is watching their behavior through the "magic log" burning in his fireplace. An evil businessman has arrived in the village and wants to cut down the forest to build a ski resort. He steals Olentzero's "magic log" and all the letters, putting the children's gifts in jeopardy. Anjé, a young charcoal burner, is tasked with setting things right. With the help of the other children in the village, they will go through endless adventures and dangers until normality returns to the valley and Christmas can continue as usual.
Cast of Olentzero eta Subilaren Lapurreta
Crew of Olentzero eta Subilaren Lapurreta
About Olentzero eta Subilaren Lapurreta
What is Olentzero eta Subilaren Lapurreta about?
It's Christmas in a small village in the Pyrenees. Olentzero is a beloved character who represents the Christmas spirit and distributes gifts to children. He has already received all the letters from the children in the valley and is watching their behavior through the "magic log" burning in his fireplace. An evil businessman has arrived in the village and wants to cut down the forest to build a…
When was Olentzero eta Subilaren Lapurreta released?
Olentzero eta Subilaren Lapurreta was released on November 25, 2005.
How long is Olentzero eta Subilaren Lapurreta?
Olentzero eta Subilaren Lapurreta runs 1 hour 22 minutes (82 minutes).
Who directed Olentzero eta Subilaren Lapurreta?
Olentzero eta Subilaren Lapurreta was directed by Juanjo Elordi.
Who is in the cast of Olentzero eta Subilaren Lapurreta?
The cast of Olentzero eta Subilaren Lapurreta includes Irati Aldaz (Marie (voice)), Angel Alkain (Astoa (voice)), Ane Aseguinolaza (Bittori (voice)), Felipe Barandiarán (Nogusi (voice)) and Iñaki Beraetxe (Alkatea (voice)).





