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| Country: | USA |
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| Length: | 7 min |
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This animated short follows Thomas, a very hungry cat, who finds a small, brave yellow bird named Tweetie shivering in the snow near a cigar stub. Seeking warmth from the cold, Tweetie's appearance sparks a series of events. Thomas becomes determined to eat Tweetie, even after his owner steps in to protect the bird. The film explores persistence, survival, and the complicated dynamic between hunter and hunted, keeping audiences captivated by this animated struggle for Tweetie’s survival.
| Alternative title: | Tweetie Pie |
| Release year: | 1947 |
| Language: | English |
| Awards: | 🏆 Won 1 Oscar. 1 win total |
| Director: | Friz Freleng |
| Type: | Movie |
| Sub-genres: | canary cartoon cartoon bird cartoon cat short film tweetie bird |
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