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<p>2601:18D:4980:90:B837:11D4:D4B6:FFBE: /* See also */</p> <hr /> <div>'''All Dogs Go To Heaven''' is a 1989 animated movie by [[MGM]] starring [[Charlie B. Barkin]], a [[German Shepherd]], and his [[dachshund]] friend, &quot;Itchy&quot; Itchiford (originally introduced as Itchiford &quot;Itchy&quot; Dachshund) as they attempt to get revenge on Charlie's old business partner, a [[bulldog]] named Carface, after the infamous [[Wikipedia:Scarface|Scarface]], who framed him to put him in jail.<br /> <br /> Carface has Charlie hit by a car, which kills him. In heaven, Charlie &quot;rewinds&quot; his stopwatch and is sent back to Earth, where he still wants revenge. So, he steals the [[human]] orphan, Carface was holding hostage in order to win [[rat]] races, because she could talk to [[animal]]s. Promising to find the girl, named Ann-Marie, a family, they instead exploit her ability in the same way Carface did, betting money on the animal she was told by the other racers that would win. Eventually, however, Charlie ends up sacrificing his life to save Ann-Marie so that she could live with the family that found her.<br /> <br /> In 1996, it was followed by a sequel, ''All Dogs Go To Heaven 2'', which introduced new characters, an Irish Setter named Sasha, a human boy named David, and a cat demon named Red. There was also a television series, ''All Dogs Go To Heaven: The Series'' and a Christmas special ''An All Dogs Christmas Carol''.<br /> <br /> ==See also==<br /> *''[[Wikipedia:All Dogs Go to Heaven|All Dogs Go to Heaven]]'' at Wikipedia<br /> * [[All Dogs Go to Heaven 2]]<br /> * [[All Dogs Go to Heaven: The Series]]<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> *[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0096787/ All Dogs Go to Heaven] on IMDb<br /> <br /> {{movie-stub}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Movies]]<br /> [[Category:1989 births]]<br /> [[it:Charlie: Anche i cani vanno in Paradiso]]<br /> [[ru:Все псы попадают в рай]]</div>

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<p>2601:18D:4980:90:B837:11D4:D4B6:FFBE: /* External links */</p> <hr /> <div>{{cleanup}}<br /> [[File:Felidae (novel).jpg|right|200px]]<br /> '''''Felidae''''' is the first in a series of German novels by [[Akif Pirinc&amp;ccedil;i]], which was first published in 1989 and translated into English in 1993. The books are murder mysteries set in modern-day [[Wikipedia:Germany|Germany]] and feature a domestic [[cat]] by the name of '''Francis''' who assumes the role of detective. The novel was made into an animated feature film ''[[Felidae (movie)|Felidae]]'' in 1994. <br /> <br /> ==Synopsis==<br /> <br /> When several neighbourhood cats are found mutilated and dead, Francis is drawn reluctantly into the role of detective.<br /> <br /> ==Content==<br /> <br /> The world of Felidae is filled with numerous and varied themes and concepts. There are [[Wikipedia:cult|cults]], [[Wikipedia:vivisection|vivisection]] laboratories, [[Wikipedia: ancient Egypt|ancient Egyptian history]], [[Wikipedia: evolutionary|evolutionary theories]] and a resemblance to the events of the [[Wikipedia:Holocaust|Holocaust]] of [[Wikipedia: World War II|World War II]]. <br /> <br /> The novel is also intended for an adult audience, with graphic descriptions of the violently dispatched felines as well as numerous sexual references and even a sex scene between felines.<br /> <br /> ==Anthropomorphism==<br /> <br /> The feline’s ability to speak to one another is the major anthropomorphic aspect of the cats in the novel. Some of the cats also engage in human activities such as participating in cults, operating computers and reading books. The novel has a deep sense of black humour and irony, as many of the cats have a negative view on the human race. <br /> <br /> Bluebeard for instance, refers to them as ‘can-openers,’ as that is all human are good for doing. The irony lies in how those human-hating cats behave so much like people. Indeed, the novel is symbolic of particular the acts committed by the [[Wikipedia: Nazi|Nazis]] during the [[Wikipedia:Holocaust|Holocaust]]. Or to put it more generally, man’s cruelty against man.<br /> <br /> == Felidae sequels==<br /> <br /> Only the first two novels, '''Felidae''' and '''Francis''' (as ''[[Felidae on the Road]]'') have been translated into English; the others, all subtitled 'Ein Felidae-Roman' (meaning ‘A Felidae Novel), are '''Cave Canem''' (1999), '''Das Duell''' (2002), and '''Salve Roma!''' (2004).<br /> <br /> ==See also==<br /> <br /> * ''[[Wikipedia:Felidae_(novel)|Felidae]]'' on [[Wikipedia]]<br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0109791/ Felidae (1994)] IMDb entry for &quot;Felidae&quot;.<br /> * [http://www.tfchamburg.de/ Trickompany website]<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Novels]]<br /> [[it:La società dei gatti assassini‏‎]]<br /> [[ru:Felidae (цикл романов)]]</div>

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