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Animal farm [DVD]

Contributor(s): Material type: FilmFilmPublication details: Universal Picture (UK) Ltd.Edition: Special edDescription: 1 videodisc (70 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 inUniform titles:
  • Animal farm (Motion picture : 1954)
Subject(s): Genre/Form: DDC classification:
  • DVD 4
Production credits:
  • Camera, S.G. Griffiths ... [et al.] ; animation director, John F. Reed ; music composer, Matyas Seiber.
Narrator: Gordon Heath ; voice: Maurice Denham.Summary: No longer able to tolerate Farmer Jones\'s intolerance and abuse, the animals of Manor Farm revolt and take over the farm. Led by Snowball and Napoleon, the two most intelligent of the pigs, they determine to create a life of equality, harmony and prosperity. Life goes on smoothly at first but then gradually Napoleon sees the chance for power and position. Through lies he orchestrates the removal of Snowball and assumes control of the farm and, together with the other pigs, rules over the rest of the animals.
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3 Day Loan Moylish Library DVD collection DVD 4 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 39002100660019

Originally released as a motion picture in 1954.

Special features: Commentary by writer, broadcaster & film historian Brian Sibley. \'Down on Animal farm\' making of featurette presented by Tony Robinson. Storyboards to feature comparison. Conceptual character and background sketches. Educational Notebook and exercises. Animated comic strip. Critical reviews. Newspaper articles. Original Art Colouring sheets. Poster Gallery.

Camera, S.G. Griffiths ... [et al.] ; animation director, John F. Reed ; music composer, Matyas Seiber.

Narrator: Gordon Heath ; voice: Maurice Denham.

No longer able to tolerate Farmer Jones\'s intolerance and abuse, the animals of Manor Farm revolt and take over the farm. Led by Snowball and Napoleon, the two most intelligent of the pigs, they determine to create a life of equality, harmony and prosperity. Life goes on smoothly at first but then gradually Napoleon sees the chance for power and position. Through lies he orchestrates the removal of Snowball and assumes control of the farm and, together with the other pigs, rules over the rest of the animals.

U rating

DVD, region 1, full frame (4:3) presentation; Dolby Digital mono.

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