Sylvanian Families The Movie A gift from Freya

The Star Festival is celebrated every year in the Sylvanian Village and in this edition Freya, the Chocolate Rabbit girl, has been chosen to prepare the most important event of the festival: selecting the 'Tree of the Year'. But instead of being as excited as everyone else in the village, Freya has a big problem: the Festival celebration coincides with her mother's birthday and she has no idea what to get her. Will Freya come up with a way to make her mother and her friends happy at the same time?

Sylvanian Families toys were first released in 1985, manufactured by EPOCH, a Japanese toy company. Under the Sylvanian seal are grouped charming families of collectible animals characterized by their many accessories, houses and furniture. More than 100 families of rabbits, squirrels and mice have been created, but also pandas, penguins and seals, and all of them live happily in the middle of nature in the Sylvanian Village.

This film is a project that seeks to pay tribute to the brand by emphasizing concepts such as nature, family and of course love. 'Sylvanian Families The Movie A gift from Freya' is directed by Kazuya Konaka (known for directing the 'Ultraman' saga and the 'Astro Boy' series). It is produced by Frebari, a Japanese animation studio, from an original concept by EPOCH.