The Lost Tiger at The Darwin International Film Festival
The Lost Tiger
SAT 12 APR
Coming Soon to
The Darwin International Film Festival
Special Guest Writer Philip Tarl-Denson will be joinging us for a special screening on Saturday, 12th April. Hang back after the screening for an intimate Deckchair Q&A session!
A young thylacine, raised by wrestling kangaroos, embarks on a quest to discover his roots and protect his homeland from impending destruction.
The Lost Tiger is a captivating Australian animated film that tells the story of Teo, one of the last thylacines, who is adopted by a lively family of traveling wrestler kangaroos. Bearing a mysterious crystal necklace, Teo is haunted by visions that lead him on a journey to uncover his true heritage. Joined by his friend Plato, a scholarly platypus, Teo ventures to the legendary Tiger Island, confronting challenges that test his courage and resolve. Directed by Chantelle Murray, the film features a talented voice cast, including Thomas Weatherall as Teo, Rhys Darby as Plato, Celeste Barber as the scheming quoll Quinella, Jimi Bani as Red, and Nakkiah Lui as Kara. The Lost Tiger delves into themes of identity, belonging, and environmental conservation, offering a rich narrative that resonates with audiences of all ages. The film has been praised for its heartfelt storytelling and vibrant animation, providing both entertainment and meaningful life lessons.
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A young thylacine, raised by wrestling kangaroos, embarks on a quest to discover his roots and protect his homeland from impending destruction.
The Lost Tiger is a captivating Australian animated film that tells the story of Teo, one of the last thylacines, who is adopted by a lively family of traveling wrestler kangaroos. Bearing a mysterious crystal necklace, Teo is haunted by visions that lead him on a journey to uncover his true heritage. Joined by his friend Plato, a scholarly platypus, Teo ventures to the legendary Tiger Island, confronting challenges that test his courage and resolve. Directed by Chantelle Murray, the film features a talented voice cast, including Thomas Weatherall as Teo, Rhys Darby as Plato, Celeste Barber as the scheming quoll Quinella, Jimi Bani as Red, and Nakkiah Lui as Kara. The Lost Tiger delves into themes of identity, belonging, and environmental conservation, offering a rich narrative that resonates with audiences of all ages. The film has been praised for its heartfelt storytelling and vibrant animation, providing both entertainment and meaningful life lessons.
Special Guest Writer Philip Tarl-Denson will be joinging us for a special screening on Saturday, 12th April. Hang back after the screening for an intimate Deckchair Q&A session!
A young thylacine, raised by wrestling kangaroos, embarks on a quest to discover his roots and protect his homeland from impending destruction.
The Lost Tiger is a captivating Australian animated film that tells the story of Teo, one of the last thylacines, who is adopted by a lively family of traveling wrestler kangaroos. Bearing a mysterious crystal necklace, Teo is haunted by visions that lead him on a journey to uncover his true heritage. Joined by his friend Plato, a scholarly platypus, Teo ventures to the legendary Tiger Island, confronting challenges that test his courage and resolve. Directed by Chantelle Murray, the film features a talented voice cast, including Thomas Weatherall as Teo, Rhys Darby as Plato, Celeste Barber as the scheming quoll Quinella, Jimi Bani as Red, and Nakkiah Lui as Kara. The Lost Tiger delves into themes of identity, belonging, and environmental conservation, offering a rich narrative that resonates with audiences of all ages. The film has been praised for its heartfelt storytelling and vibrant animation, providing both entertainment and meaningful life lessons.
A young thylacine, raised by wrestling kangaroos, embarks on a quest to discover his roots and protect his homeland from impending destruction.
The Lost Tiger is a captivating Australian animated film that tells the story of Teo, one of the last thylacines, who is adopted by a lively family of traveling wrestler kangaroos. Bearing a mysterious crystal necklace, Teo is haunted by visions that lead him on a journey to uncover his true heritage. Joined by his friend Plato, a scholarly platypus, Teo ventures to the legendary Tiger Island, confronting challenges that test his courage and resolve. Directed by Chantelle Murray, the film features a talented voice cast, including Thomas Weatherall as Teo, Rhys Darby as Plato, Celeste Barber as the scheming quoll Quinella, Jimi Bani as Red, and Nakkiah Lui as Kara. The Lost Tiger delves into themes of identity, belonging, and environmental conservation, offering a rich narrative that resonates with audiences of all ages. The film has been praised for its heartfelt storytelling and vibrant animation, providing both entertainment and meaningful life lessons.
The Lost Tiger
SAT 12 APR
Coming Soon to
The Darwin International Film Festival
Special Guest Writer Philip Tarl-Denson will be joinging us for a special screening on Saturday, 12th April. Hang back after the screening for an intimate Deckchair Q&A session!
A young thylacine, raised by wrestling kangaroos, embarks on a quest to discover his roots and protect his homeland from impending destruction.
The Lost Tiger is a captivating Australian animated film that tells the story of Teo, one of the last thylacines, who is adopted by a lively family of traveling wrestler kangaroos. Bearing a mysterious crystal necklace, Teo is haunted by visions that lead him on a journey to uncover his true heritage. Joined by his friend Plato, a scholarly platypus, Teo ventures to the legendary Tiger Island, confronting challenges that test his courage and resolve. Directed by Chantelle Murray, the film features a talented voice cast, including Thomas Weatherall as Teo, Rhys Darby as Plato, Celeste Barber as the scheming quoll Quinella, Jimi Bani as Red, and Nakkiah Lui as Kara. The Lost Tiger delves into themes of identity, belonging, and environmental conservation, offering a rich narrative that resonates with audiences of all ages. The film has been praised for its heartfelt storytelling and vibrant animation, providing both entertainment and meaningful life lessons.
