Voices of a Distant Star (OAV)
(The) Voices of a Distant Star (manga) (adaptation)
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| Voices of a Distant Star (DVD) 2003-06-10 (from $11.99) |
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Director: Makoto Shinkai Screenplay: Makoto Shinkai Music: Tenmon Producer: Yoshihiro Hagiwara Animation: Makoto Shinkai Sound Producer: Kiyoshi Okabe Sound Recording: Youji Nishimura Theme Song Arrangement: Tenmon Theme Song Composition: Tenmon Theme Song Lyrics: K. Juno Theme Song Performance: Low Voice Direction: Toshiki Kameyama | Chihiro Suzuki as Makoto Shinkai as Mika Shinohara as Sumi Mutoh as Donna Burke as | |||||||
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Director: Steven Foster Executive producer: Creative Director: DVD Coordination: Janice Williams DVD Producer: Thomas Meerbott Editing: Joey Goubeaud International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Post-Production Manager: Shelly Thomas Production Assistant: Recording engineer: Stanley Thomas Sound Design: Wade Shemwell Subtitle Script & Timing: Neal Barnes | Adam Conlon as Cynthia Martinez as Donna Burke as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Fabrizio Mazzotta Executive producer: Federico Colpi |  | Daniele Raffaeli as Valentina Mari as | ||||||
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