Aida (2001)
Fille du roi d’Arborea, pays calme où la nature est reine, Aïda est capturée par les soldats de Petra et elle tombe bientôt amoureuse de Radamès, vaillant guerrier qui ne partage pas les idées hégémoniques de son père et du conseiller de celui-ci, le vil Satam. Les deux tourtereaux vont tenter de déjouer un complot pour ramener la paix et l’harmonie.
Directeur: Guido Manuli
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Jasmine Laurenti as Aida (voice) |
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Filippa Giordano as Aida (sing) |
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Simone D'Andrea as Radames (voice) |
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Peppe Servillo as Radames (sing) |
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Enzo Iacchetti as Kak (voice) |
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Massimo Lopez as Ramfis (voice) |
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Elda Olivieri as Goa (voice) |
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Mario Scarabelli as Kanak (voice) |
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Giorgio Melazzi as Raz (voice) |
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Vittorio Bestoso as Satam (voice) |
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Gianni Gaude as Amonastro (voice) |
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Olivia Manescalchi as Amneris (voice) |
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Helena Hellwig as Amneris (sing) |
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Ciro Imparato as Diaspron (voice) |
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Michele Di Mauro as Moud (voice) |
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Gino Lana as Uzi (voice) |
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Riccardo Peroni as Sarto (voice) |
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Massimo Bitossi as Soldato #1 (voice) |
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Massimo Giardini as Soldato #2 (voice) |
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Ivo De Palma as Soldato #3 (voice) |
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Luigi Scribani as Soldato #4 (voice) |
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Aldo Stella as Soldato #5 (voice) |
| Directing | Guido Manuli | Director |
| Writing | Guido Manuli | Writer |
| Writing | Umberto Marino | Writer |
| Editing | Eoin Murphy | Editor |
| Sound | Ennio Morricone | Original Music Composer |
| Art | Victor Togliani | Art Direction |
| Production | Maria Fares | Production Manager |
| Sound | Giorgio Vita Levi | Sound Effects Editor |
| Art | Barbara Borsetti | Storyboard Artist |
