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Indie-Mation Club Week 7: ‘FernGully: The Last Rainforest’

Kajsa Rain Forden by Kajsa Rain Forden
March 16, 2018
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Indie-Mation Club Week 7: ‘FernGully: The Last Rainforest’

FernGully, an animated musical with a central theme of environmentalism, is that film where Robin Williams voices a bat named Batty who raps and to which James Cameron’s Avatar is
often compared.

Indie-Mation Club Week 7: 'FernGully: The Last Rainforest'

In a lovely forest in Australia, there lives a thriving fairy colony, safe and considerate of all nature until humans return and beginning chopping down trees, destroying both their home and the prison of an evil oil-guzzling and smooth-voiced spirit. And—where would the Avatar comparisons be without—that one human who, accidentally shrunk, becomes part of the fairy world and learns their perspective.

FernGully is a frolic through pretty imagery, fairly interesting characters, and a solid plot. The film also stars the well-known talents of Robin Williams (Batty Koda), Tim Curry (Hexxus), Christian Slater (Pips), Samantha Mathis (Crysta), and Jonathan Ward as human Zak.

You can find FernGully: The Last Rainforest to watch on:
Amazon
YouTube (Paid)
Vudu
Google Play

Edited by: Kelly Conley

Tags: ferngullyferngully: the last rainforestindie animationindie-mationindie-mation clubRobin Williamstim curry
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Kajsa Rain Forden

Kajsa is a writer from foggy San Francisco, who lived briefly in sunny LA, only to end up in rainy Portland, OR. She spends most of her time writing, binge-watching animated movies, and working in web design. With a soft spot for stop-motion, her favorite films are Coraline, Castle In The Sky, and The Thief and the Cobbler (Recobbled). You can find her on Twitter, or Pinterest, and most other social media @TheKajsaRain, or at Disneyland.

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