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Let's Play Strand Primary
Activities to support engagement, debate and reflection alongside a screening from the Let's Play strand of the festival.
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Film Details
Year
1996
Duration
84 minutes
Genres
Comedy
Language
English
Certificate
UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
This wacky comedy is an exciting mix of live action and animation in the style of Who Framed Roger Rabbit? The Looney Tunes gang, led by Bugs Bunny, have been captured by the evil alien Nerdlucks to be exhibits in their theme park. Bugs makes a deal - they'll play a game of basketball and, if the 'toons win, they'll get their freedom. When the bad guys boost their chances by pilfering NBA superstars Charles Barkley and Patrick Ewing (playing themselves), Bugs manages to get Michael Jordan on his side and the scene is set for a cosmic clash of the titans.
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This film has a couple of uses of mild bad language.
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