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Japanese filmmaker Masanori Hata made this above-average family film about a dog and a cat--friends with a tendency to make mischief--who go on an unanticipated adventure when one is rushed downriver and the other follows. Hata, who took four years to complete the work, relies on purely cinematic storytelling techniques (these animals don't have human voices on the soundtrack), making the film an international favorite. Dudley Moore narrates, but the film works because Hata's filmmaking fundamentals are so good. Kids love this, but adults can easily appreciate and enjoy it, too. --Tom Keogh
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| 20236
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| WIKI NAME
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obj#20236
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| Amazon.com average customer review
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4.5
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| Amazon.com price
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$9.95
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| Amazon.com product url
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Amazon.com product url
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| Amazon.com total customer reviews
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129
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| MPAA rating
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G (General Audience)
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| Sales Rank
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2,997
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| UPC
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043396501492
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| external ID string
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B00000JL8E
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| features
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| • | Anamorphic
| | • | Closed-captioned
| | • | Color
| | • | Dolby
| | • | Full Screen
| | • | Live
| | • | NTSC
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| list of amazon.com DVD directors
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Masanori Hata
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| list price
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$9.95
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| manufacturer
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Sony Pictures
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| price - collectible
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10
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| price - third party new
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5.59
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| price - used
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4
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| release date
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1999 Aug 31
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| Originally entered by
| amazonImporter
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| Originally entered at
| 2005 Aug 31, 8:32:33 AM -0700
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| Most recently modified by
| amazonImporter
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| Most recently modified at
| 2008 Aug 19, 6:36:37 AM -0700
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