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Year
2011
Duration
90 minutes
Genres
Animation
Language
English (English subtitles)
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A favourite of the Shrek franchise, the cute but deeply serious Puss in Boots gets to go on his own adventure in this inventive origin story. This Zorro-style animated fantasy looks at Puss’ childhood friendship with Humpty Dumpty, and the events that tore them apart. Teaming up with feline Kitty Softpaws the three go on a mission to steal magic beans from the evil Jack and Jill. The trio intends to use these enchanted legumes to grow a beanstalk and access the mythical castle in the sky: home to the goose that lays golden eggs. As expected, their journey meets several obstacles, alongside delightful music and dance performances.
Watch Puss in Boots on Into Film+ and discover a piece of archive film that we have added before the feature, also called Puss in Boots, an early silhouette animation by German filmmaker Lotte Reiniger, part of her classic fairy tale collection.
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