Topo Gigio y El Globo Rojo (1967) - Película Completa doblada al Español Latino

Original title: トッポ・ジージョのボタン戦争 ("Toppo Jîjo no botan sensô" in Japan), "Topo Gigio e la guerra del missile" (Italy) and "Topo Gigio and the Missile War" (In the United States) Release date: July 20, 1967 Duration: 62 min. Country: Japan Director: Kon Ichikawa Screenplay: Federico Caldura, Kon Ichikawa Music: Hachidai Nakamura Photography: Shigeichi Nagano Cast: Koichi Fuse, Goro Fuyuki, Keiju Kobayashi Production company: Japan-Italy co-production; Ichikawa Productions / María Perego / Towa King Genre: Fantastic. Adventures | Robbery & Robbery. Rodents. Family Film Language: Latin American Spanish and Castilian Spanish (Mexico, Argentina, and Spain) Rating: AA (Suitable for all audiences) Synopsis: The well-known Italian mouse, famous throughout the world and known as Topo Gigio, starred in a film shot in Japan titled in Argentina “Topo Gigio and the Red Balloon” (Toppo Gigio no botan senso). A true rarity, also called ‘The Missile War,’ directed by a master of Japanese cinema, Kon Ichikawa, director of films such as ‘The Burmese Harp’ and ‘Moon Princess.’ Topo Gigio befriends a red balloon and fights to prevent a safe from being stolen by a group of thieves. Credits to www.rarovhs.com.ar R.I.P. Maria Perego (December 8, 1923, Venice, Italy - November 7, 2019, Milan, Italy) CLARIFICATIONS: 1. I would like to apologize to the anonymous company "OH! SOME MUSIC LLC." for considering the content their property, but this previously unreleased material, launched on this exclusive platform, is intended to allow audiences to become familiar with the recovered material and to praise, analyze, or enjoy the audiovisual product. Therefore, it does not comply with any restrictions and is not intended to commit or incite any contrary morality; it is simply a family-friendly channel. 2. Thanks again to the www.rarovhs.com.ar channel (@ArchivoRaroVHS) for making this content available and for allowing me to make the necessary edits for its presentation. I also appreciate the prompt attention of users (@mobzilla323, @macarenariosjofre2378, and @DonVoids) and the Doblaje Wiki page, who contacted me to upload this content as soon as possible to satisfy their needs. Credits to all of them. 3. There are some clarifications and explanations within the video. Please take the time to consider my role and avoid future misunderstandings. 4. Remember that this is how you will see the film, as this is the quality I was able to achieve, and I made an effort to make some minor edits while being mindful of copyright. 5. It's well known that I contributed to the dubbing on one occasion, and this can be seen in the link @jurasica shared on their channel (as cited in the comments). A big thank you for once again considering my work as a user interested in contributing to online entertainment. 6. Just to clarify, the clips were downloaded after raro.vhs from Argentina also uploaded the movie in parts, but on their old, now-deleted YouTube account. I didn't need to access their page, as it was in poor condition and the inactivity caused it to reject many users. "Copyright Disclaimer, Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for 'fair use' for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use." Copyright and author's rights constitute two concepts of literary and artistic property. The former comes from the civil law tradition, particularly French law, while the latter originates from common law. Author's rights are based on the idea of ​​a personal right of the author, founded on a form of identity between the author and their creation. Moral rights are constituted as an emanation of the author's person: they recognize that the work is an expression of the author's person and thus protect it. Copyright protection is strictly limited to the work itself, without considering the author's moral attributes in relation to their work, except for authorship; it does not consider the author as such, but grants them rights that determine how a work may be used. #topogigio #cineperdido #doblajelatino #lostmedia #vhsrecording #cassette You're welcome... and THANK YOU! ;) Chapters: 00:00 - 02:19 Clarifications 02:20 - 03:27 Music Video "Son of the Beat Street" from the Christmas Special 03:28 - 04:12 Beginning of the film 04:13 - 06:49 Promotional trailers 06:50 Full film (with cuts)