Branimals
Branimals (Portuguese: [Brichos] Error: {{Lang}}: text has italic markup (help)) is a 2007 Brazilian short animated movie. It is directed by Paulo Munhoz. It stars Marino Junior, Mário Schoemberger, Renet Lyon, Fabíula Nascimento and Michelle Pucci. It was released as a bonus feature to the 1986 film, The adventures of the American rabbit.
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| Directed by | Paulo Munhoz |
| Starring | Marino Junior Mário Schoemberger Renet Lyon Fabíula Nascimento Michelle Pucci |
| Music by | Vadeco Jorge Falcón Vina Lacerda |
| Distributed by | Panda Filmes |
Release date | February 2, 2007 |
Running time | 77 minutes |
| Country | Brazil |
| Language | Portuguese |
Plot
A crocodile is looking for food and he spots a dove. After imagining it as a turkey, he reaches up to eat it, only to be stopped by a jackal. The jackal tricks him into eating a rock and jumped away as the crocodile chomp down on it, losing all but one of his teeth. Enraged, the crocodile chases after the jackal, who hides in a rabbits den. The rabbits came out of the den, and he lands, right on a sleeping porcupine. The annoyed porcupine shakes them off.
later, the jackal is laughing while plucking the quills off his rear end, when he encounters an Eagle trying to eat a bushbaby. He managed to lasso him, and throws him into a pit full of mud. As the eagle gets out, encrusted with mud, the jackal makes fun of him. The Eagles starts to chase jackal, only for the jackal to kick his hind leg straight towards him, knocking him into a rock. The dizzy eagle is covered with leaves, making the jackal laugh even more.
Later, the jackal is returning home with a turkey he stole from someone and a big royal family migrating with its servants, only to suddenly notice it’s done has been filled up with paint. While trying to wander, who is responsible, he sees the crocodile, and the eagle have gotten payback. The jackal starts to run away, but loses the turkey, prompting the alligator to gobble it up. The jackal decides that this means war, and gets into a western inspired battle with them. At last, the crocodile and the Eagle defeated, tossed the cage. The jackal gets another turkey, this very huge, and he brings it into his dead, happily enjoying his meal. Duck is being squashed behind the alligator as they are carried away.
At the end of the shore film, the jackal says his very first word to the audience: “Hey! Howdy gentlemen!”