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Film Details
Year
2009
Duration
4 minutes
Genres
Animation, Comedy, Family, Short Films
Language
English
Certificate
Synopsis
George & A.J. are a pair of happy-go-lucky nurses sent to retrieve Carl Fredricksen, an old man, from his house, so he can move into a retirement community. When the house suddenly takes off into the sky, aided by thousands of balloons, George and A.J. go into a state of shock. As they set out to other elderly homeowners to take them to the retirement community, they find that Carl’s escape has inspired everyone to create similar inventions of their own, making George and A.J.’s job a lot more difficult. This short, featuring characters from 'Up', is animated in a storyboard style, making it perfect to teach students about the animation process.
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