New Movie Releases: April 2021
New releases in April 2021.
Buffalo Kids (2026)
In 1886, orphaned Irish siblings Mary and Tom arrive in New York City via ocean liner, and quickly find themselves on a wild, cross-country journey aboard a transcontinental 'Orphan Train', where they meet an extraordinary new friend who will change their lives forever.
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In 1886, orphaned Irish siblings Mary and Tom arrive in New York City via ocean liner, and quickly find themselves on a wild, cross-country journey aboard a transcontinental 'Orphan Train', where they meet an extraordinary new friend who will change their lives forever.
Rating:PG
Genre:Animation, Adventure, Comedy, Family
Written By:Javier López Barreira, Jordi Gasull
In Theaters:2/6/2026
Box Office:$9,455,131
Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:4 Cats Pictures, Atresmedia Cine, Anangu Grup, Mogambo Films
Cast
Pedro Solís, Juan Jesús García Galocha
Director
Mia Pérez Ullod
Mary (voice)
Jaume Solà
Tom (voice)
Javier Cassi Gimeno
Nick (voice)
Federico Bote Bubaila
Nick (voice)
Isabel Valls
Eleanor (voice)
Ricky Coello
Wilson (voice)
Óscar Barberán
Niall (voice)
Alfonso Vallés
Dudley (voice)
Miguel Ángel Jenner
Lobo amarillo (voice)
Celia Sol
Luna roja (voice)
Pep Ribas
Inspector Walker (voice)
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