Noah's Ark (2007 film)

Noah's Ark
Directed by	Juan Pablo Buscarini
Produced by	Pablo Bossi Alejandro Cacetta Roberto Di Girolamo Juan Pablo Galli Giuliana Migani Ariel Saúl Camillo Teti Patricio Tobal Juan Vera
Written by	Axel Nacher Fernando Schmidt Enrique Cortés (screenplay adaptation) Barbara Di Girolamo Juan Pablo Buscarini (script collaborator)
Starring	See Cast
Music by	Andrés Goldstein Daniel Tarrab
Distributed by	Patagonik Film Group
Release date(s)	2007 (2007) (Argentina)
Running time	74 minutes
Country	Argentina Spain
Language	Spanish

Noah's Ark,^[1] El Arca ("The Ark") in the original Spanish version, is a 2007 Argentine film directed by Juan Pablo Buscarini and based on Noah's Ark.^[2] The film focuses more on the animals' point of view. The story tends to follow the traditional biblical story; however, both the humans and the animals involved are seen as "talking" creatures throughout the film. The film was created by Patagonik Film Group and Production Group with distribution of Disney in Europe and 20th Century Fox in Japan/India.^[1]

English Language Cast

• Rob Van Paulus - God
• Andrio Chavarro - Angel
• Joe Carey - Noah
• Kay Brady - Naama
• Andrio Chavarro - Japeth
• Oscar Cheda - Shem
• Brandon Morris - Ham
• Lissa Grossman - Miriam
• Loren Lusch - Sara
• Aubrey Shavonn - Edith
• Terrell Hardcastle - Pepe
• Oscar Cheda - King Sabu
• Heidi Harris - Queen Oriana
• James Keller - Xiro / Farfan
• Tom Wahl - Bombay
• Heidi Harris - Bruma
• Chloe Dolandis - Kairel
• Antonio Amadeo - Pity The Parrot
• Wayne LeGette - Dagnino
• Danny Paul - Coco
• Todd Allen Durkin - Patricio
• Gerald Owens - Cachito
• Barry Tarallo - Wolfgang
• Heather Gallaher - Panty
• Rayner Grannchen - Alvaro
• Amy London - Eshter
• Deborah Sherman Gorelo - Lily

Additional Voices

• Rusty Allison
• Robin Barson
• David Driesin
• John Felix
• Christy Hardcastle
• David K. Wait
• Josh Wetherington
• Stacey Schwartz
• David Steel

References

1. ^ ^{a b} http://www.filmexport.com/interno/what%27s_new/immagini/presbook_english.pdf
2. ^ "El Arca." The New York Times. Retrieved on December 7, 2008.

External links

• Arca, El at the Internet Movie Database