
A beautiful and instructive Far Eastern fairy tale. The film tells the story of a little boy who outsmarts a dangerous tiger, saving its life in the process. Surprised by the boy's courage and determination, the tiger reveals its secret and showers him with gifts. The boy returns home safe and sound, to the delight of his parents. The film is suitable for all ages. It will be made using a hand-drawn technique, with stylized characters and backgrounds. The film will feature ethnic music of the Nivkh people, reinterpreted and remastered by the composer.
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