Ludolf at Anger Academy
The angriest animal on the planet is the lemming. The angriest of them all was Angerbuck. He saved the lemming village many times with his fury. No predator dared to eat Angerbuck. He became a legend. His grandson LUDOLF, however, is a happy misfit of a lemming, dangerously unable to get angry, and considered a threat to the lemming flock. Ludolf is banished and deported to the Anger Academy, where the mad professors train the hopeless students in mastering the arts of angry languages, rebellious math and raging gymnastics as defence against all predators. When the lemming king puts the flock in life threatening danger, Ludolf has to step up and save the day. Anger is no laughing matter.
Director: Kristian Kamp
Genre: Animation, Comedy, Family
Runtime: 85 min
Screenplay
Production: Sagatoon
Country: Norway
Original Language: no
More Films by Director: Kristian Kamp
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Ludolf at Anger Academy about?
- The angriest animal on the planet is the lemming. The angriest of them all was Angerbuck. He saved the lemming village many times with his fury. No predator dared to eat Angerbuck. He became a legend. His grandson LUDOLF, however, is a happy misfit of a lemming, dangerously unable to get angry, and considered a threat to the lemming flock. Ludolf is banished and deported to the Anger Academy, where the mad professors train the hopeless students in mastering the arts of angry languages, rebellious math and raging gymnastics as defence against all predators. When the lemming king puts the flock in life threatening danger, Ludolf has to step up and save the day. Anger is no laughing matter.
- Who directed Ludolf at Anger Academy?
- Ludolf at Anger Academy was directed by Kristian Kamp.
- How long is Ludolf at Anger Academy?
- Ludolf at Anger Academy has a runtime of 1h 25m (85 minutes).
- What genre is Ludolf at Anger Academy?
- Ludolf at Anger Academy is a Animation, Comedy, Family film.
- Where was Ludolf at Anger Academy produced?
- Ludolf at Anger Academy was produced in Norway.