Based on Mary Norton's "The Borrowers." The Clock family have been living secretly in another family's residence; while borrowing simple items to make their home. Unfortunately, everything changes when their fourteen year old daughter, Arrietty, is discovered by a twelve year old boy.

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Tricked into thinking he killed his father, a guilt ridden lion cub flees into exile and abandons his identity as the future King.

Loosely based on the bible stories of Moses and Joseph, along with William Shakespeare's timeless classic, "Hamlet." Disney tells the timeless tale of a young lion cub confronting his past, in order to save his people. Although it's been decades since this film was released, the story is still every bit as powerful as it was back then. Truly a must see regardless if you see it in 3-D or not.