Query: Non American children's animated films about plants
Domain: films
Relevant documents:
The Jungle Bunch (film)
Secret Magic Control Agency
The Living Forest
The Seventh Brother
The Tale of the Fox
My Neighbor Totoro
Evidence from documents: The Jungle Bunch (film): Non American children's animated films: '''''The Jungle Bunch''''' is a 2017 French 3D computer-animated superhero comedy film directed by David Alaux.
about plants: Maurice says goodbye to his mother, and sets out on his journey. In parallel scenes of Maurice growing, Igor has the seed of a tree with him, and nurtures its growth, and at the same time acquiring a lieutenant – Surimi the coconut crab.
Secret Magic Control Agency: '''''Secret Magic Control Agency''''' (also known as '''''Hansel & Gretel''''') is a 2021 English-language Russian computer-animated comedy film. It is produced by Wizart Animation, CTB Film Company, and QED International; written by Analisa LaBianco, Vladimir Nikolaev, Jeffery Spencer, Aleksey Tsitsilin, and Alexey Zamyslov; and directed by Tsitsilin. The film is based on ''Hansel and Gretel'' by the Brothers Grimm.
The Living Forest: 3D computer-animated fantasy film
The Seventh Brother: Non American children's animated films: '''''The Seventh Brother''''' (; ) is a 1982 Hungarian-German-American animated fantasy-comedy-drama film for children
about plants: The story begins in the forest, with the viewer being addressed by Dr. Albert E. Owl, a "famous storyteller". Noting that the viewer is lost in the forest, he decides to recount the tale of Tiny the puppy, the seventh brother (occasionally interspersing his story with various comments of his own).
The Tale of the Fox: was stop-motion animation pioneer Ladislas Starevich's first fully animated feature film. The film is based on the tales of Renard the Fox. Although the animation was finished in Paris
My Neighbor Totoro: Non American children's animated films: a 1988 Japanese animated fantasy film
about plants: the story of a professor's two young daughters (Satsuki and Mei) and their interactions with friendly wood spirits in postwar rural Japan.