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Animal Crisis (2007)

Name: Animal Crisis
Genre: Animation, Action, Comedy
Released: 2007-10-08

October 8, 2007
Release Date

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Plot.

Thanks to the Vegetarian Pact, all animals live in peace and harmony. All but one: the hippen Crevel, who lives with the anguished feeling of not re-testing the meat. Decided to calm his hatred, one night Crevel goes to the cemetery ready to devour the corpses, but he can not do it, because there is none. The lion Persius and his consigliere, the tiger Altaicus, organized a whole nutritional network with the dead to keep their carnivorous habits. When discovered, they accuse Crevel of the brutal desecration, forcing him to flee from the wrath of the herbivores.

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Cast & Crew.

Enrique San Francisco

Crevel / Willy / Madre de Willy (voice)

Jose Coronado

Altaicus (voice)

Pedro Reyes

Wolfeimer / Hensis (caimán 3) / Pérsicus / Maritimus (voice)

Pablo Carbonell

Pastores Alemanes / Carnero (voice)

Álex Angulo

Cerdo (voice)

Mario Pardo

Piensis (voice)

Pedro Rivero

Director / Writer

Egoitz Moreno

Writer

Juanjo Ortiz

Production Manager

Chelo Loureiro

Production Manager

Carlos Sobera

Walski

Gorka Otxoa

Gallo

Óscar Terol

Ramphastos

Kandido Uranga

Fulvus

Pancho Casal

Producer

Jordi Mendieta

Producer

Javier Limón

Composer

Media.

Details.

Release Date
October 8, 2007

Original Name
La crisis carnívora

Status
Released

Genres
Animation Action Comedy

Last updated: 2024-09-28

Wiki.

The carnivorous crisis is a 2008 Spanish animated film directed by Pedro Rivero and starred by Enrique San Francisco. It was the first film made in flash animation. Its total budget is just a million and a half euros. There is also a comic of the same name, edited by Norma Editorial in October 2005, with the subtitle "Tomo 1. Las Altas Colinas" narrating the context in which the film takes place in a precocious way. The script is written by Pedro Rivero and Egoitz Moreno and the design to Kepa de Orbe and Gorka Aranburu. The film was classified R by "generalized obscene language and raw sexual humor, and for some violent images" by the Spanish Film Association.