Christmas in New York
Jan 01 2005
•1h 28m
•Animation, Adventure, Family
A jungle boy of the fifth oracle travels to New York, with his talking dogs Winner and Fox, to find Father Christmas (Santa Claus) and helps many people along the way.
Cast
See allStefano Crescentini
Ari (voice)
Sergio Luzi
Winner (voice)
Fabrizio Mazzotta
Fox (voice)
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