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Elukka (2005) · Animal

Título original: Animal

2005 · Tatu Pohjavirta · 28 min · Finland

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Sinopsis

A farmer finds out that a wolf's bite has turned him into a voracious beast. Worse still, his only son seems to have swapped brains with one of his sheep.

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¿Por qué verla?

Una propuesta de 2005 centrada en animación, Cámara y Drama. Dirigida por Tatu Pohjavirta.

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Influencias

  1. 1925
    El mundo perdido
  2. 1928
    Mandrágora
  3. 1929
    The Mysterious Island
  4. 1944
    Jungle Woman
  5. 1953
    El monstruo del mar
  6. 2005
    Elukka

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