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Overview
Le Petit poucet is a French fantasy film first released in 2001,
directed by Olivier Dahan.
The film stars Nils Hugon, Raphaël Fuchs-Willig, William Touil, Pierre-Augustin Crenn and Théodul Carré-Cassaigne.
It has also been released under the title: Tom Thumb.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
Synopsis
Once upon a time, in a far off land, there was a little boy named Tom
Thumb. He lived on a farm with his parents and many brothers, all
of whom despised him because he was so small and puny.
Times were hard and, during a long war, the farm was raided by
soldiers, who took all they could find, leaving Tom’s family even more
poor and desolate than before. Realising that they all faced
starvation, Tom’s parents took their children into the forest one day,
and abandoned them there. The children not only had marauding
wolves to be afraid of, but also the warriors of a fearsome soldier
with an iron leg. But the greatest of all their fears was the
child-eating Ogre...
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