Little Big Panda facts for kids
Quick facts for kids Little Big Panda |
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| Produced by | Michael Schoemann Dirk Hampel |
| Story by | Jörg Tensing |
| Editing by | Michael Schoemann |
| Distributed by | China Film Group Corporation |
| Release date(s) | February 3, 2011 (China) |
| Running time | 86 minutes |
| Country | China Germany France Spain Belgium |
| Language | Mandarin German |
| Budget | EUR 4 million |
| Money made | CN¥45.7 million (China) |
Little Big Panda (also known as Chinese: 熊猫总动员 in Chinese and Kleiner starker Panda in German) is an animated movie from 2011. It's a fun family film directed by Michael Schoemann. This movie was made by several countries working together, including China, Germany, France, Spain, and Belgium. It first came out in China on February 3, 2011. The film runs for about 86 minutes.
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The Story of Little Big Panda
The movie takes place in the beautiful highlands of China. Here, the panda population is in danger. There isn't enough bamboo for them to eat, and humans are building more and more in their natural homes. Pandas are known for being a bit lazy, so the community needs someone to inspire them to act.
Manchu's Big Adventure
A brave panda named Manchu decides to help his community. With his friends, he sets off on a challenging journey. They face many difficulties along the way. Their goal is to find a new, safe place for all the pandas to live.
Facing a New Threat
As Manchu and his friends get close to their destination, a new problem arises. Humans have built a large dam. They plan to release a huge flood of water into the pandas' valley. This flood would destroy everything the pandas have left. Manchu and his friends must now work even harder to save their home and their fellow pandas.
Meet the Voice Cast
Many talented actors lent their voices to the characters in Little Big Panda. The movie was released in different languages, including Chinese and German.
Chinese Voice Actors
Some of the voices you might hear in the Chinese version include:
- He Jiong
- Xie Na
- Weijia Li
- Du Haitao
- Liu Chunyan
- Jing Li
- Zhao Zhongxiang
- Yang Li
- Banyu Shi
- Qiaosheng Han
- Huang Jianxiang
- 彩虹
- Weizhi Zhao
- Wu Xin
German Voice Actors
In the German version of the film, the voices include:
- Anna Thalbach as Frau Cheng
- Rainer Gerlach as Ying
- David Kunze as Manchu
- Santiago Ziesmer as Konfusius
- Vivien Gilbert as Chi Chi
- Friedel Morgenstern as Jung Fu
