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The Little Fox (1987)

Video front cover blurb: Award Winning Animated Feature


The Little Fox:
CLOSING credits as they appear in the film




Produced by
Pannonia
Film Studio
Budapest


© 1987, Robet Halmi, Inc.


Directed by
Attilla Dargay

Screenplay by
Attilla Dargay
Istvan Imre
Ede Tarbay

Music by
Peter Wolf


English Adaptation

Written by
Denise Sickinger
George Gonneau

Directed and Produced by
Denise Sickinger

Recording Engineer
Paul Zydel
Magnosound

Re-recording Engineer
Alan Gregory
Transcom Media

Title Animation
Gary Jevitt

CAST
John Bellucci
Anne Costello
Maia Danziger
George Gonneau
William Kiehl
Ira Lewis
Les Marshak
Lucy Martin
Peter Newman
Steven R. Weber


Feature Films For
Families

1-800-347-2833

The Little Fox:
TEXT on BACK VIDEO COVER




the Little
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Parents Guide
The animated film The Little Fox provides an ideal opportunity for parents to discuss with their children the relationships that exist between all living things, both man and animal. But this is not all. In this film you will see a "bad" fox who calls others "stupid" and "idiot", in contrast to an uncle who is a perfect example of patience, love and wisdom. The Little Fox can be an effective vehicle for teaching even very young children about kindness and understanding. Following are some questions which may help you begin your discussion:
1. Do animals have a purpose on earth?
2. How does a real family of foxes live?
3. Where does the phrase "sly fox" come from?
4. Is it right to call someone "stupid" or "idiot"?
5. Wy didn't the farmer in the movie like foxes?

80 MINUTES OF FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT
COPYRIGHT © 1987 ROBERT HALMI, INC.
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

Distributed by: FEATURE FILMS FOR FAMILIES 1-800-347-2833

NOTE: The involvement of Feature Films For Families with this video appears to be only as the distributor. Utah/Latter-day Saint casts and crew were apparently not involved in the production of the original film nor the English version.

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