Bim, the Little Donkey(1951)

Bim, the Little Donkey Synopsis

An Arab boy, Abdullah, loves his donkey, Bim, but another boy, Massoud, who also happens to be a prince, is jealous of Abdullah and his relationship with Bim, so Massoud steals the donkey and plays mean tricks on him, such as painting him and trying to cut his ears off. Abdullah tries to rescue Bim but is caught by palace guards and is imprisoned. Realizing Abdullah's love for his donkey, Massoud becomes ashamed of his meanness and frees Bim and Abdullah. However, the donkey eats Massoud's father's lunch and is taken to a butcher. Abdullah and Massoud try to rescue Bim from the butcher, but robbers get there first and steal the donkey along with the butcher's goods. The robbers escape to the sea, and Abdullah and Massoud stage one last rescue attempt with all of their friends to try to save Bim.

Bim, the Little Donkey (1951) is a drama and family film directed by Albert Lamorisse, released on April 1, 1951 with a runtime of 45m. It stars Jacques Prévert and Udo Langhoff. Viewers rate it 7.0 out of 10 across 6 ratings.