So far, I don't believe it has an actual IMDb page. A rarity indeed. I'm in the process of creating it, once I get a few bare necessities worth of trivia/film details.

Not on Joseph Lai, the producer's own IMDb page:
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0481699/reference

The Phelous, Cinema Snob & Obscurus Lupa w/ Harry Partridge review:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a4jIhsA_U9A
More context which shows a great need for this film to be riffed:
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Animation/AliBabaAndTheGoldRaiders

"• Anachronism Stew:◦ One of the thieves is wearing a Batman shirt, for starters.
◦ The treasure shown consists of various modern day gold-coloured awards (like an emmy, grammy, and gold medal) and a gold credit card.

• Conspicuous CG: Pretty much all of the backgrounds.
• Freeze-Frame Bonus: Likely an unintended one; a giant hammer can be seen for one frame well before it's brandished.
• Limited Animation
• No Ending: After the leader of the gold raiders gets tied up and cries out for help, the title appears and the credits roll.
• Off Model: Among its other transgressions, a giant hammer can be seen for one frame well before it's brandished.
• Plagiarism: They ripped off the song "Prince Ali" from Aladdin, albeit in MIDI form.
• Plot Hole: It's not explained how the gold raiders found Ali Baba's house. In the original story, the tailor who sewed Cassim's body back together for burial was the one who told them where Ali Baba lives. The movie just skips from the first search (with the wife painting crosses on all the doors) to the thieves somehow having found Ali Baba's house."