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12. Sept. 2008 · Spirit of the Forest: Directed by David Rubín. With María Adánez, Luis Merlo, Juan Ibáñez Pérez, Damián Molla Herman. A group of forest animals band together to stop a villainous group of exterminators from making a highway through their forest.
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- Animation, Adventure, Comedy
- David Rubín
- 2008-09-12
Spirit of the Forest, (Spanish: Espíritu del bosque) is a 2008 Spanish computer-animated family film by Dygra Films and sequel to The Living Forest. The film was released in Spain on September 12, 2008.
- $1,246,516
- Manolo Gómez
- Arturo B. Kress
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- 2008
- 90 Min.
- David Rubin
The Spirit of the Forest is a fun-filled, action-packed adventure that takes you into a spectacular world beyond your imagination! The evil Mrs. D’Abondo wants to help a powerful businessman build a highway through the middle of the forest, a diabolical plan that forces the forest creatures to flee.
The Spirit of the Forest is a fun-filled, action-packed adventure that takes you into a spectacular world beyond your imagination! The evil Mrs. D’Abondo wants to help a powerful businessman build a highway through the middle of the forest, a diabolical plan that forces the forest creatures to flee.
- David Rubin
- Dygra Films, Fantastic Films International
The Spirit of the Forest is a fun-filled, action-packed adventure that takes you into a spectacular world beyond your imagination! The evil Mrs. D’Abondo wants to help a powerful businessman build a highway through the middle of the forest, a diabolical plan that forces the forest creatures to flee.
- 90 Min.
A little girl stumbles into a sacred grove near her village in South India. She disturbs the spirit of the forest, who takes her on an adventure to illuminate the origins of this ancient swampland. In most films, plants are nothing more than background scenery. But in truth, they often serve as living museums of our ecological heritage.
