Summaries

Lucia loses a tooth, her dad tells the story of a mouse named Pérez who collects kids' teeth and polishes them into pearls. Perez is kidnapped by bandits. Lucía and cousin Ramiro rescue him in a fascinating adventure.

Details

Keywords
  • anthropomorphic animal
  • first part
  • anthropomorphism
  • tooth fairy
  • part live action
Genres
  • Adventure
  • Comedy
  • Fantasy
  • Animation
  • Family
Release date Jul 12, 2006
Motion Picture Rating (MPA) TV-Y7
Countries of origin Argentina Spain
Official sites 3L Filmverleih
Language English Spanish
Filming locations Buenos Aires, Federal District, Argentina
Production companies Patagonik Film Group Castelao Producciones Filmax Animation

Box office

Gross worldwide $10583534

Tech specs

Runtime 1h 30m
Color Color
Sound mix Dolby Digital
Aspect ratio

Synopsis

Lucía, an active little girl, looses a tooth. Santiago, her father, is an out-of-work boss, and her mother, Pilar, is a successful but overworked architect, reassure Lucía, by telling her that the Hairy Tooth Fairy (a mouse named Pérez) will come to her bedroom to collect her tooth, leaving some money in its place.

A mouse who had been monitoring the situation tells another mouse, who in turn tells another mouse until finally the news reaches Pérez, The Hairy Tooth Fairy, who lives in a boat in the port along with hundreds of other mice. They receive the teeth that he collects, and then clean, shape and polish them so that they can be transformed into shiny round pearls. These pearls are then carried through the citys sewers until finally they reach the jewellers owned by Morientes, where an old friend exchanges them for their weight in gold.

What would normally be a routine trip for the legendary rodent takes an unexpected turn for the worse when heartless, malicious scoundrels kidnap Pérez to take his boat and his fortune for themselves.

Lucía, with the help of her cousin Ramiro, disobeys her parents and sets out to rescue Pérez, thus beginning a fascinating adventure with an outcome that just goes to show that you dont have to be a child to believe.

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