Sue C. Nichols
(voice)
Lisa Doyle
(voice)
A Birthday is a animation, drama film released in 1987. Directed by Brenda Chapman, it stars Sue C. Nichols, Lisa Doyle. Emma, a lonely old woman, reminisces of one of her childhood birthday parties.
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