The Old Crocodile

Year: 2005

Runtime: 12 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Koji Yamamura

AnimationComedy

Suffering from acute rheumatism, an elderly Nile crocodile can no longer hunt or care for itself. Driven by hunger, he commits a desperate act of cannibalism that brands him an outcast. Banished to the open sea, he encounters a twelve‑legged octopus and forms an unlikely bond, raising the question of whether the old predator can truly change.

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