Big Trip (2020)
Big Trip
”A stork delivers a baby panda to the wrong door and a group of animals go on an adventure to return it home.”
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Why watch this film?
This unusual animation co-production between the United States and Russia is tailored for the youngest members of the audience, with a story reminiscent of the first installment of 'Ice Age' – though curiously, it's co-written by one of the 'Madagascar' screenwriters, Billy Frolick–. 'Who Lost a Panda?' is an adventure about animals who must return a baby panda to its family, with a simple plot and straightforward jokes to entertain the young. Older kids might find it unappealing, but the funny situations the characters get into should be enough to keep the younger ones entertained.
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Plot summary
A goofy stork mistakenly delivers a baby panda to the wrong door. A bear, a moose, a tiger and a rabbit set on an arduous but fun filled adventure through wilderness to return the panda to its rightful home.
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