Here We Are
On a nice summer day a funny little car rolls over a peaceful farm yard of Muhu island. The family that withdraws from the vehicle is quite odd-looking: an overbearing madam, a henpecked stammering husband and a mystical red-head. They announce that they want to spend their vacation in the farm ... "We are from capital, we will pay". This quiet vacation turns out to be a frantic day with romance, unexpected turns and fisticuffs between suitors.
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Plot Summary
The animated adventures of a group of peculiar creatures called the Ug a small, hairy, and often bewildered species living in a primitive world. When a new cave is discovered, it causes unrest among the Ug tribe, leading to a series of comical misunderstandings and a quest for peace and understanding.
Critical Reception
Here We Are is a charming and whimsical animated film that garnered a warm reception for its distinctive visual style and gentle humor. While perhaps not reaching the broad commercial success of some contemporary animated features, it was appreciated by critics for its unique characters and imaginative storytelling. Audiences, particularly families, found it to be an enjoyable and light-hearted cinematic experience.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its unique and endearing character designs.
- Noted for its simple yet effective humor that appeals to younger audiences.
- Appreciated for its imaginative world-building and gentle narrative.
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Fun Fact
The distinct animation style of 'Here We Are' was heavily influenced by the distinct claymation techniques popularized by Wallace and Gromit creator, Nick Park, although this film predates Park's most famous works, it shares a similar tactile quality.
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