Gurin with the Foxtail
1998 animated film by John M. Jacobsen
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Gurin with the Foxtail
Summary
Gurin with the Foxtail is an animated film[1].
Key Facts
- Gurin with the Foxtail's instance of is recorded as animated film[2].
- Gurin with the Foxtail was directed by John M. Jacobsen[3].
- Gurin with the Foxtail was directed by Nille Tystad[4].
- Kjell Aukrust wrote the screenplay for Gurin with the Foxtail[5].
- Vibeke Idsøe wrote the screenplay for Gurin with the Foxtail[6].
- Anders Hatlo wrote the screenplay for Gurin with the Foxtail[7].
- Gurin with the Foxtail's composer is recorded as Kjetil Bjerkestrand[8].
- Gurin with the Foxtail's genre is adventure film[9].
- Gurin with the Foxtail's genre is family film[10].
- Gurin with the Foxtail's based on is recorded as Q11973385[11].
- Gurin with the Foxtail followed The Pinchcliffe Grand Prix[12].
- Gurin with the Foxtail was followed by Snow for Christmas[13].
- Gurin with the Foxtail was produced by John M. Jacobsen[14].
- Gurin with the Foxtail's production company is recorded as Filmkameratene[15].
- Gurin with the Foxtail's production company is recorded as Q107084920[16].
- Gurin with the Foxtail's production company is recorded as SF Studios[17].
- Gurin with the Foxtail's director of photography is recorded as Benjamin Sjur Blom[18].
- Gurin with the Foxtail's director of photography is recorded as Yngve Hareide[19].
- The original language of Gurin with the Foxtail was Norwegian[20].
- Gurin with the Foxtail's soundtrack release is recorded as Q19389549[21].
- Gurin with the Foxtail's color is recorded as color[22].
- Gurin with the Foxtail's country of origin is recorded as Norway[23].
- Gurin with the Foxtail's country of origin is recorded as Sweden[24].
- Gurin with the Foxtail was released on August 7, 1998[25].
- Gurin with the Foxtail was published on August 14, 2000[26].
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Authorship and Creation
Gurin with the Foxtail was produced by John M. Jacobsen[14]. Directors include John M. Jacobsen[3] and Nille Tystad[4]. Screenwriters include Kjell Aukrust[5], Vibeke Idsøe[6], and Anders Hatlo[7].
Publication
Publication dates include August 7, 1998[25], August 14, 2000[26], June 13, 2001[27], June 28, 2001[28], October 25, 2001[29], and December 19, 2001[30]. The original language of Gurin with the Foxtail was Norwegian[20]. Genres include adventure film[9] and family film[10].
Adaptations and Inspiration
Gurin with the Foxtail's after a work by is recorded as Kjell Aukrust[31]. It followed The Pinchcliffe Grand Prix[12]. It was followed by Snow for Christmas[13].