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The Bear(1988)
The Bear(1988)
Live action adventure following an orphaned bearcub's struggle for survival against hunters.
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Film Details
Year
2010
Duration
85 minutes
Genres
Animation
Language
English
Certificate
UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
Sammy the turtle is undertaking an extraordinary 50-year journey. He attempts the epic task that all turtles face - surviving the perilous oceans in a bid to one day return to the very beach he was born upon. But it's not just sea-going predators that threaten Sammy’s life in this cute animated adventure. Pollution, discarded plastic and treacherous oil spills all damage the once tranquil environment and set back Sammy’s own romantic mission - to find the beautiful Shelly, the childhood sweetheart he became separated from at sea. This is a visually rich. jolly Belgian animation tempered by a poignant environmental message.
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