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The Wanderer (1988)

Genre : Animation

Runtime : 11M

Director : George Ungar

Synopsis

A stranger comes to a peaceful village bearing gifts that bear a terrible price.

Actors

Crews

George Ungar
George Ungar
Director
Normand Roger
Normand Roger
Sound
Normand Roger
Normand Roger
Music
George Ungar
George Ungar
Animation
Eunice Macaulay
Eunice Macaulay
Producer
Ishu Patel
Ishu Patel
Producer
George Ungar
George Ungar
Producer
Douglas Macdonald
Douglas Macdonald
Executive Producer
Michel Tremblay
Michel Tremblay
Writer
David Fine
David Fine
Editor

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