'While Mortals Sleep' - MiamisFF Review
While Mortals Sleep is enthralling quick-fix horror that offers thrills and excitement with such a short runtime and left me truly impressed with all levels of filmmaking.
VeggieTales- Duke and the Great Pie War (2005)
When the armies of Rhubarb go to battle against the Kingdom of Scone, The Great Pie War breaks out. Sweet Petunia, a charming young rhubarb, is forced to flee her homeland and live in a tree stump in a foreign land. When the Duke learns of the Princess's plight, he risks his life to help her and learns that true love means thinking of others first. Inspired by the biblical story of Ruth and Naomi. Plus, Laura the Carrot stars in Baby Sitter In DeNile - a retelling of the biblical story of Miriam and Moses.
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When the armies of Rhubarb go to battle against the Kingdom of Scone, The Great Pie War breaks out. Sweet Petunia, a charming young rhubarb, is forced to flee her homeland and live in a tree stump in a foreign land. When the Duke learns of the Princess's plight, he risks his life to help her and learns that true love means thinking of others first. Inspired by the biblical story of Ruth and Naomi. Plus, Laura the Carrot stars in Baby Sitter In DeNile - a retelling of the biblical story of Miriam and Moses.
Rating:NR
Genre:Animation, Comedy, Family
Written By:Jim Fisher, Robert G. Lee, Jim Staahl
In Theaters:3/8/2005
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Runtime:45 minutes
Studio:Big Idea Productions, DKP Studios
Cast
Tim Hodge
Director
Phil Vischer
Bob the Tomato/Otis the Elevated/Novak/Irwin/Pea Guard/Lifeguard/Sleepless Knight/Abbot of Costello (voice)
Mike Nawrocki
Larry the Cucumber/Pea Guard/Oscar (voices)
Cydney Trent
Petunia Rhubarb (voice)
Jacquelyn Ritz
Nona/Miriam/Mother/Baby Moses (voice)
Tim Hodge
Blind Lemon Lincoln/Father (voice)
Charlotte Volkman Jackson
Pharoah's Daughter (voice)
Kurt Heinecke
Extras (voice)
Brian K. Roberts
Extras (voice)
Joe Spadaford
Extras (voice)
Joseph Sapulich
Extras (voice)
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