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Year
2012
Duration
83 minutes
Genres
Animation
Language
English
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Synopsis
When Victor loses his beloved pet Sparky, he does not deal with the loss the way other children would. Instead, inspired by his well-meaning science teacher, he conducts an experiment to try and bring the dog back to life. When he succeeds, the situation quickly escalates out of Victor's control, as his classmates also get involved in the business of animal resurrection causing havoc in their local town. This stylish black-and-white animation by the spooky creator of The Nightmare Before Christmas is littered with references to many of Hollywood's classic horror films.
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Contains mild threat, scary scenes and one use of mild language
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