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Whales, as small as they are, are big, very big, and hard to find on land. But there is a force capable of making them emerge from the seabed.
(Little) Moby Dick has fallen in love and embarked on a continental journey to find the person who left “the most beautiful love letter in the world” in a bottle.

An adaptation based on the silent film of the 1920s, The mark of Zorro, by Fred Niblo, faithful to the original novel by Johnston McCulley. A Governor abuses his power and steals from the people, through a faithful army of clumsy soldiers, who do not hesitate to carry out his orders. But Zorro, hidden under a mask, marks the abusers with a Z and takes the Governor by the collar.

A traveling boilermaker sells at fairs with his assistant. To attract customers, he tells the adventures of various characters. He likes to chat and immediately the tales he tells end up in the magical and mysterious world. The stories have to do with strange adventures in which they say they have found themselves.

A muslim troubadour, an expert romancer and a soldier who has just come back from Crusades. This soldier is a noble knight down at heel who is forced to do whatever it takes to survive. They have brought, from the East, the art of manipulating puppets or rather “to move wooden puppets as if they came to life” Furthermore a wild and introvert shepherd travells with them. This man has lost his herd and he plays the pipe in order to get food.

Six characters from the popular imagination of the stories, come out of their fantastic world to visit us accompanied by a guide/musician. We are surprised by the streets and squares of our towns.

Six characters from the popular imagination of the stories, come out of their fantastic world to visit us accompanied by a guide/musician. We are surprised by the streets and squares of our towns.