Blazing Samurai
Synopsis
Desperate to please the townsfolk, Hank unwittingly becomes part of the dastardly narcissistic Ika Chu's plans to rid Kakamucho of all its inhabitants. Just one small obstacle stands in Ika's way of world domination (okay, Kakamucho-domination) and his evil plan is to trick Hank into helping him, by driving out the townsfolk forever.
Step forward Jimbo, a once mighty samurai who has since fallen from grace, and Emiko, a feisty kitten who shares Hank's dreams. Together this mismatched trio will embark on a journey that sees them overcome prejudices and learn the true meaning of friendship.
Details
- Year
- 2021
- Type of project
- Features
- Format
- 3D
- Director
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Rob Minkoff, Mark Koetsier
- Producer
- Rob Minkoff, Adam Nagle, Peter Nagle, Guy Collins
- Screenwriter
- Ed Stone, Nate Hopper
- Principal cast
- Samuel L. Jackson, Ricky Gervais, Michael Cera, Michelle Yeoh, Djimon Hounsou, George Takei, Mel Brooks, Gabriel Iglesias, Aasif Mandvi
Genre
Production Status
Sales Company
GFM Animation
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