Animals United

Animals United

Year: 1969

Runtime: 93 mins

Language: German

Director: Curt Linda

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When endless human wars turn the world bleak, the animals—led by Alois the lion—learn that the 365th peace conference has collapsed. Determined to act, they convene their own animal peace summit. With bold courage and imaginative schemes, they devise a plan to let the spirit of Frides finally triumph over humanity’s conflict.

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