The elephant Sebastian and Professor Glucose in a still from The Incredible Story of the Giant Pear (category 1, English and Cantonese versions), directed by Amalie Naesby Fick, Jorgen Lerdam and Philip Einstein Lipski The elephant Sebastian and Professor Glucose in a still from The Incredible Story of the Giant Pear (category 1, English and Cantonese versions), directed by Amalie Naesby Fick, Jorgen Lerdam and Philip Einstein Lipski
The elephant Sebastian and Professor Glucose in a still from The Incredible Story of the Giant Pear (category 1, English and Cantonese versions), directed by Amalie Naesby Fick, Jorgen Lerdam and Philip Einstein Lipski
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The Incredible Story of the Giant Pear film review: bright Danish animation channels Roald Dahl heavily but has positive messages

This somewhat derivative tale of a journey taken inside a hollowed out giant pear to find a missing mayor is funny and full of positive messages for children

Topic |   European films
James Mottram

Updated: 7:00am, 7 Aug, 2018

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The elephant Sebastian and Professor Glucose in a still from The Incredible Story of the Giant Pear (category 1, English and Cantonese versions), directed by Amalie Naesby Fick, Jorgen Lerdam and Philip Einstein Lipski The elephant Sebastian and Professor Glucose in a still from The Incredible Story of the Giant Pear (category 1, English and Cantonese versions), directed by Amalie Naesby Fick, Jorgen Lerdam and Philip Einstein Lipski
The elephant Sebastian and Professor Glucose in a still from The Incredible Story of the Giant Pear (category 1, English and Cantonese versions), directed by Amalie Naesby Fick, Jorgen Lerdam and Philip Einstein Lipski
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