Cartoon-Film's second major feature film about Lars the Little Polar Bear based on the famous children books by Hans de Beer and music by Hans Zimmer.
Caruso on Galapagos • Concept Art by ralph Niemeyer
PLOT
Because Caruso is lonely, he sings loudly night after night and gets on the nerves of the three polar bears Kalle, Nalle and Palle and they want to get him away from here, but Lars and his friends are watching them. During the rescue attempt, Lars and Robbie are trapped in a railroad car and end up in the port city of Guayaquil in Ecuador. After lying down to sleep on a fishing boat, they are thrown out to sea through a fishing net and end up stranded separately on the Galapagos Islands. While searching for their friends, they encounter the islands' diverse and unique wildlife.
North Pole station • Set Design by Ralph Niemeyer
AWARDS
In 2005, Hans Zimmer and Nick Glennie-Smith were awarded the German Film Critics' Award in the Best Music category.
In 2007, ROTHKIRCH CARTOON-FILM was honored with the PULCINELLA AWARD as the best international studio for its European successes.
The TV series The Little Polar Bear was nominated for the international EMMY AWARD in 2003.
In 2007, ROTHKIRCH CARTOON-FILM was honored with the PULCINELLA AWARD as the best international studio for its European successes.
The TV series The Little Polar Bear was nominated for the international EMMY AWARD in 2003.
Screenshot of the final movie.
Set Design by Ralph Niemeyer
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