It's Christmas Eve in Naples. Little Rocco feels increasingly jealous due to the imminent birth of a baby brother. Three bungling devils sent by Satan promise him that if he'll stop Jesus from being born—entering the Nativity scene his father built by the magic word "opopomoz" and altering the past—his brother won't be born either.
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Spot2000 Trailer Mikado Film del film Opopomoz 2003
Opopomoz full hd movie trailer.
Opopomoz - fratello pecorello
Natale si avvicina e dalle profondità degli inferi Sua Bassezza Infernale decisa a impedire la nascita di Gesù invia sulla terra tre maldestri sicari affinchè ...
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Queste sono alcune delle mie scene realizzate per il film di Enzo D'Alò "Opopomoz!" (2003) in cui realizzai le animazioni. Collaborarono con me Simona ...
Opopomoz - filastrocca
Natale si avvicina e dalle profondità degli inferi Sua Bassezza Infernale decisa a impedire la nascita di Gesù invia sulla terra tre maldestri sicari affinchè ...
Opopomoz - parola magica
Natale si avvicina e dalle profondità degli inferi Sua Bassezza Infernale decisa a impedire la nascita di Gesù invia sulla terra tre maldestri sicari affinchè ...
Opopomoz 3.wmv
E' la storia di Gesù in forma Opopomoz.
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