It tells the story of Sebastian, an orphan living in an Alpine valley, and Babe, a stray dog who was abused and abandoned. The background of the story takes place during World War II. The child and the puppy meet in the valley. Maybe it is the kind of connection that makes them friends. As German soldiers hunted antelope in the valley, the child stepped forward, while Babe bit the German soldier's hand. Under the pressure of the German army, the people in the village organized manpower to hunt Bei Bei in the valley, and because people always thought that Bei Bei was a beast that stole goats, Bei Bei was hit and injured by the name of the village during the pursuit, and the child took the doctor with him. Saved Bebe. The village where the child lived was the only way for Jews to smuggle to Switzerland at that time. In one smuggling, in order to avoid the pursuit of the German army, they relied on Beibei to browse the very dangerous Alpine glaciers. At the end of the film, Sebastian said to Beibei: Let's go, Beibei, we're going home, it's very touching. In addition to the magnificent Alpine scenery and the compact and warm storyline, a wonderful piece of music will also add a lot of color to the film. This film uses the beautiful French song "Belle" (Zac), a soothing French love song: Babe, how much I love you, children and dogs play together under the magnificent Alpine scenery, as if the world has stopped pace.
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