The Point

Year: 1971

Runtime: 74 mins

Language: English

Director: Fred Wolf

AdventureAnimationFantasyFamilyFairy-tale fantasy and enchanted magic

Long ago the Land of Point was a world where every object and person bore a literal point on their head—barns, houses, cars, even townsfolk. Oblio, the only round‑headed child, is exiled with his dog Arrow to the Pointless Forest. Together they embark on a colorful, song‑filled adventure, learning that being different is a strength.

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