Izabel_Grondin

That piece of cr... was shot in the most total chaos ever. Final result reflects the hole production: terrible bad acting, terrible bad artistic direction, terrible sound and soundtrack, a casting coming from a Star Treck episode and on the top, a director who thought she would go to Cannes and blame everyone's else for that masterly turd. The film was never released. So bad, I'm wanted to add it to my personal of "film that's so bad it's good." collection.

I hate when people review a film without making any researches about it. In the 80s, there was basically no laws to protect animals. A lot of newspapers at the time reported the atrocities that the animals had to endure during this shooting, well,the ones who could survive. About 30 kittens were killed during the shooting and the most terrible thing is that most of them were killed deliberately. The famous scene when Chartran (Milo or Otis, in french the kitten name is Chartran) falls from a high cliff needed many kittens, one for each take...there's also all those terrible stuff about the little bear and the dog. The Columbia refused at that time to put in the credits that no animals were harmed during the shooting. A lot of viewers were in shock after the screening cause obviously, a film like that without any FX could had not been shot without cruelty. Chartran was not a kitten but tens of them... Boycott that piece of s...! It's not a cute film for all ages, it's a snuff for kids, a HUGE mass grave that should be remembered only for all the atrocities it has done to those unwilling animals.