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Napoleon 1995

“He's boldly going where no house pet has ever gone before.”

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What is Napoleon?

Napoleon is a 1995 film that follows the experiences of a young Golden Retriever. The narrative centers on the title character, a puppy named Napoleon, and his interactions with a companion named Birdo Lucci.

Type
Film
Year
1995
Status
Released
Runtime
81 minutes
Release date
Jun 30, 1995
Original language
EN
Origin
Australia, Japan
Studios
Adelaide Motion Picture Company, Australian Film Finance Corporation, Film Australia
Genres
Adventure, Family
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Napoleon is a 1995 film that follows the experiences of a young Golden Retriever. The narrative centers on the title character, a puppy named Napoleon, and his interactions with a companion named Birdo Lucci. Birdo Lucci is a parrot who accompanies Napoleon throughout the story. The film documents the various adventures undertaken by the pair as they travel. By focusing on the relationship between the dog and the bird, the production explores the journey of the canine protagonist. The plot is defined by the activities and travels of these two characters as they navigate their surroundings together. As a work of cinema, the film relies on the dynamic between the Golden Retriever and the parrot to drive the progression of events. The story remains centered on the bond between these two figures throughout the duration of their time on screen. This archival entry is based on the provided synopsis and reflects the primary subjects of the film.

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