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Year
1953
Duration
77 minutes
Genres
Animation, Family
Language
English (English subtitles)
Certificate
Synopsis
This animated retelling of a children's play makes the most of the story's magic and mischief, presenting the action in thrilling and colourful detail. Wendy, John and Michael Darling are three siblings who live in Edwardian London. In the evenings, Wendy, the eldest child, tells her brothers bedtime stories about Peter Pan, a boy who never grew up. But little does she know that this magical boy has also been enjoying her tales, listening at their window. One night, Peter enters their bedroom, teaches them to fly and leads them on a wild adventure to a wonderful island called Neverland, where they meet his band of lost boys and take part in an explosive battle against the villainous Captain Hook. Ultimately, though, it's love and a family that Peter is really looking for.
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