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Film · 2018

Flying the Nest

Original titlePuloi: Asla Yalnz Uçmayacaksn

Directed by Árni Ásgeirsson · starring Sean Astin, Ólafur Darri Ólafsson and John Stamos

  • 1 h 23 min
  • U
  • Animation
  • IcelandBelgium
  • Released in the UK 5 July 2018
  • 5.0 AverageMovieNCo
  • 4.9 Users2 votes
  • 5.0 Critics2 reviews

Synopsis

'Ploey: You Never Fly Alone' tells the moving story of Ploey, a young bird commonly known as "plover". Although he still can not fly, Ploey has fun with his family and friends and begins to feel affection for Ploveria, who also appreciates him. But when all have to emigrate to the south, Ploey is left behind because he can not fly. Determined to reunite with his family the following spring, Ploey decides to get there at all costs, facing the cold winter, evil enemies and even himself. Along the way he will meet new friends who will help you fulfill your goal, of very, very different species. But there are also many dangers lurking... Will this little bird get to meet his family and one true love?

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Runtime
83 min1 hour and 23 minutes
Rating
UUniversal
How long is Flying the Nest?
1 hour and 23 minutes (83 minutes).
When was Flying the Nest released in the UK?
It was released in the UK on 5 July 2018.
Who directed Flying the Nest?
Árni Ásgeirsson.
Who is in Flying the Nest?
It stars Sean Astin, Ólafur Darri Ólafsson, John Stamos and Doña Croll.
Where can I watch Flying the Nest?
In the UK you can watch it on free on Prime Video and on rent on Apple TV.
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4.9 2 votes

What the critics say average 5.0 from 2

  • 6.0 Cine PremiereJavier Pérez The film has a decent manufacture and its own signature. However, it's the classic story of growth and development in which a character barely skilled in appearance has to come up with a solution to… Read
  • 4.0 The GuardianLeslie Felperin Our kids deserve storytelling that has more wit, and animation with better design, but I suppose this will do at a pinch. Read
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