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Arturo CardelúsBesetzung:
Bill Nighy, Brendan Coyle, Anthony Howell, Bill Bailey, Jonathan D. Mellor, Mario Gas, Manuel de AndrésInhalte(1)
It’s a dark time in the ancient Chinese empire. Dragons, once friends and wise allies of men, have been hunted down for years and thrown into ironclad dungeons. In a faraway fortress in the mountain regions, a young slave girl helps the last living dragon escape his captivity and joins him in a quest to retrieve his most precious gift: the last dragon egg, stolen by an evil sorcerer who wants its power to achieve immortality. (Festival de Málaga. Cine en Español.)
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Die Chinesen können auch einen schönen animierten Film drehen. Sie haben viel mehr über Drachen und ihre Magie zu sagen als der ganze Westen zusammen. Auf die Gefühle oder die Überempfindlichkeit von einigen Kindern nehmen sie keine Rücksicht.
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The Spanish-Chinese co-production Dragonkeeper shares a central theme with the more famous How to Train Your Dragon: the (re)building of the relationship between humans and powerful dragons. Dragonkeeper has a pretty likable story, though the animation is more on the average side. As an unpretentious flick with a few humorous and action scenes, it is good enough, but a few days after the screening you probably won't remember it.
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