Piggy 2012
Piggy (2012) is a heartfelt animated short film that blends gentle humor with meaningful themes of friendship and survival.
Director: R.S. Söderström
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Piggy (2012) about?
Piggy (2012) tells the story of a piglet sold to a Copenhagen family in 1933 who remains blissfully unaware that he's destined for their Christmas dinner. With help from Monty, a freedom fighter, Piggy learns the truth and they hatch an escape plan together.
Who directed Piggy?
R.S. Söderström directed Piggy, bringing his vision to this animated short about friendship and survival.
Who stars in Piggy?
The film features Jason B. Luke, Tom McEwan, Tom Jensen, Bodil Jørgensen, and Niels Poulsen in key roles.
Is Piggy (2012) worth watching?
As an unrated animated short with strong themes of friendship and survival, Piggy offers meaningful storytelling in just 29 minutes. Its blend of gentle humor and heart makes it appealing for viewers who enjoy thoughtful animation.
How long is Piggy?
Piggy runs for 29 minutes.
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About Piggy (2012) — Animated Farm Tale of Friendship and Escape
Piggy (2012) is a heartfelt animated short film that blends gentle humor with meaningful themes of friendship and survival. Set on a 1933 farm, the story follows a naive piglet who is sold to a Copenhagen family, blissfully unaware that his growing appetite might make him the centerpiece of their Christmas Eve feast. When the spirited freedom fighter Monty enters the picture, he becomes Piggy's guide and ally in a daring plan for liberation.
Directed by R.S. Söderström, this 29-minute animation brings together a talented ensemble including Jason B. Luke, Tom McEwan, and Bodil Jørgensen. The film creates a nostalgic atmosphere that captures both the innocence of rural life and the harsh realities of farm existence. With its charming characters and universal message about standing up against fate, Piggy appeals to audiences seeking thoughtful storytelling in animation.