Perez El Ratoncito De Tus Sueños [DVD]

PÉREZ, THE LITTLE MOUSE OF YOUR DREAMS 2 is a new adventure starring the popular rodent. On this occasion, the tooth fairy will have to escape from Gil Penkoff (Manuel Manquiña), an unscrupulous show producer who discovers the existence of the little mouse and will try to capture him to become a millionaire at his expense. But Penkoff was not counting on Lucas, an 8-year-old boy who will do everything possible to ensure that the mouse's secret is not discovered.





Once again the film mixes cartoons with real images and as in the first part, it has been shot between Spain (3D animation) and Argentina (real image) and is a co-production between Filmax Animation, Castelao Productions and Patagonik Film Group.



Manuel Manquiña (Airbag, Año Mariano, Torrente, the foolish arm of the law) stars in the film in which Manuela Velasco ( [REC] ) and Argentine actors such as Claudia Fontán and the child, Mathias Sandor, also participate.





In the Spanish version, FERNANDO GUILLÉN CUERVO and LUCRECIA have lent their voices to the characters. Guillén Cuervo has given voice to the tooth fairy and Lucrecia to Lola, one of the new characters that appears in this adventure of the tooth fairy. In addition, the singer GISELA performs, as she did in the first part, the main theme of the film, titled Magical Dreams, which has been composed expressly for this film by Óscar Araújo.





The director, the Argentine ANDRÉS SCHAER, makes his debut with this film as director of a feature film. He has experience directing commercials and short films. In recent years he has contributed to consolidating the development department of the Argentine production company Patagonik, he participated in the first part of the film about the tooth fairy and has taken part in the coordination of the launch of films such as El aura or The luck is cast.





Pérez, the little mouse of your dreams 2 reaches the Spanish public supported by the first part, which won the Goya for Best Animated Film and was seen by almost seven hundred thousand spectators.


In Argentina it was also a great success, bringing 1.100.000 spectators to cinemas.