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Animating Africa
Black History Month, 1 Oct - 1 Nov
A resource to showcase and celebrate animation talent from across Africa.
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Film Details
Year
2013
Duration
81 minutes
Genres
Animation
Language
English
Certificate
UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
A half-striped zebra that is rejected by his superstitious, all-striped herd goes on a daring quest in this bright and lively South African animated adventure comedy, which has an important message about learning to accept yourself. After the other zebras blame the strange-looking foal for the lack of rain and spreading drought, he ventures beyond his home, following a map to what may be a water source. Along the way he encounters a diverse range of animals, from a ferocious leopard to a free-spirited wildebeest and an insecure ostrich, learning that difference can be a strength.
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