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The mousehole cat

Autor: Antonia BarberChris PriorSiân PhillipsCatherine CollisJoy WhitbyTodos os autores
Editora: [U.K.] : Grasshopper Productions, 2008.
Séries: Grasshopper collection.
Edição/Formato   Vídeo em DVD : Animação : Público juvenil : Sistema de transmissão em cor NTSC : InglêsVer todas as edições e formatos
Resumo:
"At the far end of England in Cornwall is the little fishing village of Mousehole, so called because the harbor is small and the mouth to the harbor is narrow. There is a Cornish legend about a fisherman called Tom Bawcock and his cat Mowzer. Mowzer tells the story of one winter when the Great Storm-Cat came snarling and leaping at the harbor walls, so that no boat could go out to fish. With Christmas coming, and no  Ler mais...
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Gênero/Forma: Animated films
Children's films
Juvenile films
Juvenile
Folklore Juvenile films
Tipo de Material: Animação, Público juvenil, Gravação de vídeo
Tipo de Documento: Material visual
Todos os Autores / Contribuintes: Antonia Barber; Chris Prior; Siân Phillips; Catherine Collis; Joy Whitby; Max Whitby; Ian Hughes; Nicola Bayley; Grasshopper Productions.; Red Green and Blue Company.
Número OCLC: 426166852
Notas: Special features: "The making of the mousehole cat."
Créditos: Music: Ian Hughes ; art director: Chris Prior ; film director: Catherine Collis ; animation producer & editor: Max Whitby ; producer: Joy Whitby.
Executor(es): Narrator, Siân Phillips.
Descrição: 1 videodisc (30 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in.
Detalhes: DVD, NTSC.
Título da Série: Grasshopper collection.
Responsabilidade: adapted by Joy Whitby from the picture book by Antonia Barber and Nicola Bayley.

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"At the far end of England in Cornwall is the little fishing village of Mousehole, so called because the harbor is small and the mouth to the harbor is narrow. There is a Cornish legend about a fisherman called Tom Bawcock and his cat Mowzer. Mowzer tells the story of one winter when the Great Storm-Cat came snarling and leaping at the harbor walls, so that no boat could go out to fish. With Christmas coming, and no food left in Mousehole, Tom and Mowzer set out in their boat to try and save the village. As they sail into the mountainous seas, Mowzer begins to sing like a siren. Her lullaby charms the Great Storm-Cat, who stops his raging and listens to her song, so that Tom can catch enough fish to feed the entire village. Ever since that day, the people of Mousehole have celebrated Christmas with a Festival of Lights, where they feast and sing in memory of brave Tom Bawcock."--Container.

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