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Babe

Babe

“A little pig goes a long way.”
★6.3/10(3,239)Gage•1995•1h 32m
FantasyDramaComedy
DirectorChris Noonan
ScreenplayChris Noonan, George Miller
Adapted from Dick King-Smith's novel, this beloved family film follows an orphaned piglet raised among sheepdogs on Farmer Hoggett's estate, who, defying every expectation of his species, discovers he has a genuine talent for herding sheep — with kindness rather than intimidation. Director Chris Noonan blends animatronics, real animals and pioneering digital effects to make the talking farm animals feel tactile and alive, anchored by James Cromwell's near-silent, deeply moving performance as the taciturn farmer. An Oscar nominee for Best Picture, its gentle sincerity about kindness and belonging has made it an enduring family classic.
Release
Jul 18, 1995
Budget
$30M
Country
Australia, United States
Revenue
$254M

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6.3/10
TMDB Average audience rating
3,239 votes
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Synopsis

Adapted from Dick King-Smith's novel, this beloved family film follows an orphaned piglet raised among sheepdogs on Farmer Hoggett's estate, who, defying every expectation of his species, discovers he has a genuine talent for herding sheep — with kindness rather than intimidation. Director Chris Noonan blends animatronics, real animals and pioneering digital effects to make the talking farm animals feel tactile and alive, anchored by James Cromwell's near-silent, deeply moving performance as the taciturn farmer. An Oscar nominee for Best Picture, its gentle sincerity about kindness and belonging has made it an enduring family classic.

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