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Tito and the Birds

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Tito e os pássaros (English title: Tito and the Birds)[1] is a 2018 Brazilian animated film.[2][3][4]

Summary

The film is an eccentric but impassioned allegory[5] about fear in Brazil affecting a boy named Tito who loves helping his scientist dad Rufus with his inventions (despite his worrisome skeptic mom); the latest involving a machine that can understand bird songs which break down thus resulting in separation. Years later, the fear epidemic is spreading and Tito must resist it relying on his friends Sarah and Buiú to find a cure for his father and his research for his machine before it's too late.[6][7][8][9]

Release

The film was released on DVD and Blu-ray by Shout Factory on April 23. 2019.[10]

References

  1. ^ Manchester Animation Festival
  2. ^ FilmAffinity
  3. ^ The New York Times
  4. ^ Los Angeles Times
  5. ^ Variety
  6. ^ Oscars 2019 Best Animated Feature guide to everything but Disney|EW.com
  7. ^ Shout! Dates 'Tito and the Birds' US Theater Flight|Animation Magazine
  8. ^ tiff.net
  9. ^ Annecy
  10. ^ Amazon.com

See also

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