Finding Nemo

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2003

Duration

96 minutes

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Animation

Language

English

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When Nemo, a little clown fish, goes missing on his very first day of school, his distraught father sets off to track him down. But his son has been caught and is trapped in a fish tank in a dentist's office - so how will the two ever meet up again? The colourful world of the tropical sea is captured in all its glory, and helps tell the moving and funny story of Finding Nemo.

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Finding Nemo: Film Guide

World Oceans Day, 8 Jun

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Finding Nemo

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Duration

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Language

Member rating

Leader rating

Synopsis

Director/s

Cast (in alphabetical order)

Classification

Resources To Use With This Film

Finding Nemo: Film Guide

World Oceans Day, 8 Jun

Weird and Wonderful strand resource

Related Films

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Ponyo(2008)

The Water Babies(1978)

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