The Forgotten Toys

The Forgotten Toys
The Forgotten Toys

Film Details

Year

1995

Duration

25 minutes

Genres

Animation

Language

English

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Synopsis

This enchanting animation follows the adventures of Annie and Teddy, a pair of old toys who are cast out into the snow one cold Christmas night when some flashy new playthings arrive in the nursery. Together they set out on a dangerous quest to find a new home and some children to love them. Director Graham Ralph's short film covers much of the same ground as Disney's Toy Story, but it's an altogether gentler and more melancholy tale.

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