Bad Seed
Little Sioux Yakari sets off to follow the trail of Little Lightning, a mustang. Yakari has a magical encounter with the Great Eagle, his totem animal, who gives him a beautiful feather and the gift o…
Bad Seed
Little Sioux Yakari sets off to follow the trail of Little Lightning, a mustang. Yakari has a magical encounter with the Great Eagle, his totem animal, who gives him a beautiful feather and the gift of being able to speak with animals. While his tribe is ready to move on, little Sioux Yakari sets off for the unknown to follow the trail of Little Lightning, an indomitable mustang. Along the way, Yakari has a magical encounter with the Great Eagle, his totem animal, who gives him a beautiful feather, and a fantastic gift: being able to speak with animals. All alone and for the first time, on his quest he traverses the prairie to the territory of the terrible fur hunters. —allocine The adventure of a lifetime awaits Yakari, a plucky young member of the peaceful Sioux tribe, when the legendary, swift and spirited mustang, Little Thunder, catches his eye, galloping across the boundless tawny prairies and the flat green grasslands of the North American Great Plains. Now, against the backdrop of the imminent migration of the unstoppable bison herds, Yakari must prove his mettle in the never-ending journey to maturity to receive his first feather from his spiritual guide, Great Eagle, and an extraordinary gift, humans can only dream of possessing. However, even with faithful friends like Rainbow and Buffalo Seed, it is a dangerous world out there, and before long, Yakari will have to confront his fears in hostile territory. Can Yakari ride the untameable Little Thunder and become a brave Sioux? —Nick Riganas Yakari, the pious son of a Sious chief, proves himself noble and brave enough to earn special favors from his totem, the Great Eagle, who grants him a splendid tail feather and the ability to talk with animals. The tribe goes catch wild mustangs, Yakari hoping for the splendid black fowl Little Thunder, but they get separated for the tribe during a super-storm that carries rocks and save each-other, quickly bonding, the mustang allowing the knave to ride him 'after permission', for starters to return home. The also sabotage the rogue warriors Puma gang mustang catch, causing their bumbler guard seeking redemption by trying to catch the juvenile pair, who keep interacting with various, often helpful prairie animals. —KGF Vissers
Bad Seed
Crime,Drama,Mystery
Film Details
Little Sioux Yakari sets off to follow the trail of Little Lightning, a mustang. Yakari has a magical encounter with the Great Eagle, his totem animal, who gives him a beautiful feather and the gift of being able to speak with animals. While his tribe is ready to move on, little Sioux Yakari sets off for the unknown to follow the trail of Little Lightning, an indomitable mustang.
Along the way, Yakari has a magical encounter with the Great Eagle, his totem animal, who gives him a beautiful feather, and a fantastic gift: being able to speak with animals. All alone and for the first time, on his quest he traverses the prairie to the territory of the terrible fur hunters. —allocine The adventure of a lifetime awaits Yakari, a plucky young member of the peaceful Sioux tribe, when the legendary, swift and spirited mustang, Little Thunder, catches his eye, galloping across the boundless tawny prairies and the flat green grasslands of the North American Great Plains.
Now, against the backdrop of the imminent migration of the unstoppable bison herds, Yakari must prove his mettle in the never-ending journey to maturity to receive his first feather from his spiritual guide, Great Eagle, and an extraordinary gift, humans can only dream of possessing. However, even with faithful friends like Rainbow and Buffalo Seed, it is a dangerous world out there, and before long, Yakari will have to confront his fears in hostile territory. Can Yakari ride the untameable Little Thunder and become a brave Sioux? —Nick Riganas Yakari, the pious son of a Sious chief, proves himself noble and brave enough to earn special favors from his totem, the Great Eagle, who grants him a splendid tail feather and the ability to talk with animals.
The tribe goes catch wild mustangs, Yakari hoping for the splendid black fowl Little Thunder, but they get separated for the tribe during a super-storm that carries rocks and save each-other, quickly bonding, the mustang allowing the knave to ride him 'after permission', for starters to return home. The also sabotage the rogue warriors Puma gang mustang catch, causing their bumbler guard seeking redemption by trying to catch the juvenile pair, who keep interacting with various, often helpful prairie animals. —KGF Vissers.