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Since she passed away in 2021, the film is dedicated to her
Story
Two Irish orphans travel by train across America, meeting villains and heroes. They make an unusual friend and find a new home, encountering adventures and dangers along the way.. The main character "Nick" Based on the director’s son Niko, who had the same disease.
Well, the train doesn’t take punts – only dollars, so they only have an hour to raise the fare
"Mary" and "Tom" Coming to New York from Ireland is their uncle "Niall" They do not meet. In fact, the only person they know hanging out on the docks is a little dog who shines a little and names it “Sparky.” Determining that he won’t show up, they decide to take a punt and head to California to find him. the problem?
These children are also orphans and are transferred to benevolent families along the way
Or… maybe they could blend in with a group of passing children and get on the train. Except, perhaps, the paralyzed and wheelchair-bound "Nick" Who exactly isn’t at the top of anyone’s adoption list? Between playing with their new friends and dodging the ticket inspector, they gradually progress until disaster strikes.
It combines the bravery of the pioneering spirit with some good old fashioned Wild West adventure moments and we get the "Temple of Doom" (1984) to bargain
Catastrophe puts the deadly Cheyenne in a deadly grip before confronting some even more ruthless bandits who look like Lee Van Cleef and run a gold mine full of slave labor. How to save themselves, their fellow miners, "Sparky", "Nick" And still uncle "Niall" – Well, that’s the fun part of this quick-paced and impressive big-eyed animation. It’s apparently based on some real-life sibling experiences, and ninety minutes pass easily with awkward laughs as we travel the breadth of a vast and unused desert looking for a needle in a very large haystack.
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