Samson & Sally
Samson & Sally (1984) is an animated film, directed by Jannik Hastrup. It stars Jesper Klein and Helle Hertz. The 63-minute film holds an audience score of 6.1/10.
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What Samson & Sally Is About
Samson, a young whale, has no friends and spends his days listening to the stories his mother tells about the legendary whale Moby Dick. The stories take hold of him so completely that he decides to set out and find Moby Dick. On the way he meets a whale called Sally and the two of them cross the ocean together, but what they actually come up against is not a legend: it is whaling ships and polluted water. Jannik Hastrup’s sixty three minute Danish animation begins as a children’s film and takes whaling as its direct subject. Jesper Klein, Helle Hertz and Bodil Udsen provide the voices; it was completed in 1984 and is known for refusing to soften its ending.
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What is Samson & Sally about?
Samson, a young whale, has no friends and spends his days listening to the stories his mother tells about the legendary whale Moby Dick. The stories take hold of him so completely that he decides to set out and find Moby Dick.
Where can I watch Samson & Sally?
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How long is Samson & Sally?
Samson & Sally runs for 63 minutes (1h 3m).
When did Samson & Sally come out?
Samson & Sally was released in 1984.
Who directed Samson & Sally?
Samson & Sally was directed by Jannik Hastrup.
Who stars in Samson & Sally?
Samson & Sally stars Jesper Klein, Helle Hertz, Per Pallesen, Bodil Udsen.
What is Samson & Sally's rating?
Samson & Sally holds 7.0/10 on IMDb and 6.1/10 on TMDB. Its Pulse Score is 68 out of 100.
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