AKA Bo, Zino & the Snurks. Directed by Lenard Fritz Krawinkel &
Holger Tappe.
This fully computer-animated film, the first such film to be made
in Germany, was actually a project of my trusted colleague Finbarr Morrin,
but for a variety of reasons he pulled me in to help on the first two versions
of the film script (which included both characters and scenes,
including sad ones, no longer present in final script). Finbarr accompanied the project to the end and worked alone on the final drafts.
The plot of the movie released, as supplied
by Anthony Pereyra {hypersonic91@yahoo.com} at imdb: "The beautiful world
of Gaya is home to a community of creatures, known as the Snurks, who are much
smaller than humans, but who have an uncanny resemblance to them. But the
Snurks are facing imminent danger. Someone has stolen the magic stone called
Dalamite without which this world is doomed. Two Snurks named Boo and Zino
embark on a dangerous mission to track down and recover the stone. As they
attempt to find the stone, their journey takes them into another world that is
both strange and frightening!"
The voices of the movie were supplied, in
Germany, by (among others) Michael Herbig and Vanessa Petruo, while the big names
of the English version were Patrick Stewart and Emily Watson.
Trailer:
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