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Director: Bill Kroyer
Actors: Samantha Mathis, Christian Slater, Robin Williams
PlotIn a lush, magical rainforest, a young fairy named Crysta lives among various fantastical creatures. The forest, protected by the wise spirit Magi Lune, remains untouched by human technology. One day, Crysta encounters Zak, a human who works for a logging company that's threatening to destroy the forest. Mistaking Zak for a tree, Crysta shrinks him down to fairy size. She then takes him on a journey to reveal the wonders and intricate balance of her world. Zak, initially indifferent to the plight of the rainforest, starts to understand the delicate ecosystem and the importance of preserving it.
Meanwhile, a dark force named Hexxus, imprisoned long ago, is accidentally released by the loggers. Hexxus begins to consume the forest's resources, growing stronger and more destructive. As Crysta, Zak, and their friends unite to protect their home, they face substantial challenges that test their resolve and ingenuity. The story develops into a fight against the encroaching doom, emphasizing themes of environmental conservation, the interplay between technology and nature, and the courage needed to defend what is precious.
Writers: Jim Cox, Diana Young
Release Date: 10 Apr 1992
Runtime: 76 min
Rating: G
Country: Australia, United States, South Korea, Taiwan, United Kingdom, France, Canada, Thailand, Denmark
Language: English
FernGully: The Last Rainforest, at 70 minutes, delivers potent environmental messages and engaging wonder, making it a lasting favorite for both children and adults.
Read our review of FernGully: The Last Rainforest Blu-ray to find out more