Seven Crystal Balls and the Prisoners of the Sun
1969 · Movie · 78 min
★ 6.9(95)unSUB Rating
After a team of archaeologists disturbs an ancient Inca site, a strange curse leaves them trapped in a recurring sleep filled with frightening visions. The mystery soon turns into a rescue adventure that stretches from Europe to Peru through danger, suspense, and bursts of humor.
Based on The Seven Crystal Balls, Prisoners of the Sun
Also known as The Prisoners of the Sun
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Details
- Original title
- Tintin et le Temple du Soleil
- Years
- 1969
- Release date
- 1969-12-13
- Language
- French
- Runtime
- 78 min
- TMDB rating (input)
- 6.7/10 (95 votes)
About
You’ll likely enjoy this if you want a family-friendly animated adventure with mystery, danger, and light comedy, especially if you like Tintin and the Lake of Sharks; Not for you if dated elements or slower stretches put you off.
Pros: eerie curse mystery; adventurous Peru journey; playful humor | Cons: uneven pacing; mixed animation quality; songs may annoy
Themes
- based on comic
- incan empire
- cusco, peru
- mummy's curse
- amerindian mummy
Cast & crew
Philippe Ogouz
as Tintin (voice)
Claude Bertrand
as Captain Haddock (voice)
Lucie Dolène
as Zorrino (voice)
Georges Atlas
as Chiquito (voice)
Albert Augier
as Mustached Sailor (voice)
Geneviève Beau
as Additional voices (voice)
Jacques Balutin
as Stuttering Reader (voice)
- BT
Bachir Touré
as Additional voices (voice)
- JC
Jean-Henri Chambois
as Peruvian Police Commissioner (voice)
Henry Djanik
as Ship Bandit (voice)
Directed by Raymond Leblanc