The Lovebirds: It Doesn't Soar, But It Glides
'The Lovebirds' is one of those movies that has a very direct appeal when it comes to its comedy. There isn’t a singular style, so much as tidbits of various ones here and there.
Sinking Road
Dotty Duette gets pushed into the waters to drown by an unknown assailant, where she is then stuck on a magical golden road which drags her down to the underwater "Sinking Road Village". Once there, she meets the embodiments of the Buddhist precepts, some welcoming her and making her feel right at home until the road comes back down for her, and some, like the infamous 1st precept, being out for her blood.
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Dotty Duette gets pushed into the waters to drown by an unknown assailant, where she is then stuck on a magical golden road which drags her down to the underwater "Sinking Road Village". Once there, she meets the embodiments of the Buddhist precepts, some welcoming her and making her feel right at home until the road comes back down for her, and some, like the infamous 1st precept, being out for her blood.
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Genre:Animation, Fantasy, Comedy, Adventure, Science Fiction
Written By:Moa Olsson
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Runtime:57 minutes
Studio:PoundToundHound
Cast
Moa Olsson
Director
Nola Klop
Dotty Duette (voice)
Luke de Ayora
Pathilogia (voice)
Andrew Hamblin
Mr. Glory (voice)
Moa Olsson
Stagefrighter Goldilocks (voice)
Daniel Adams
Prince Epie /Prince Narco (voice) (as Dan Adams)
Meghan McConnell
Priestess (voice)
Vincent Fabbri
Bush Man /Drunk Man (voice)
Joshua Ramkelowon
Ki-Toon (voice)
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