All the animals have been called to gather ahead of a devastating flood. Not every breed of animals are on Noah's list. The Nestrians aren't on the list. Dave is a Nestrian and pretends to be a Grymp to sneak on board with his son Finny. Finny and a Grymp named Leah sneak away and get stranded when the water launches the Ark. Their parents Dave and Hazel scramble to turn the boat around while Finny and Leah's journey to higher grounds find new friends and new enemies.
This doesn't make Biblical sense and the graphics is not top level. Noah brought the animals onboard two by two but they're mother and daughter or father and son. It makes no sense as the biblical Noah story. The story would work better if a Nestrian couple is left behind. It could be a family and the couple refuses to leave behind their son. It needs to be a version of the biblical story if it is going to work. As for the animation, this pan-European effort is closer to a TV movie from a few years ago. The surface work is lacking. It's not quite artistic enough. It is inferior to its theatrical competitors and that sinks it.
This doesn't make Biblical sense and the graphics is not top level. Noah brought the animals onboard two by two but they're mother and daughter or father and son. It makes no sense as the biblical Noah story. The story would work better if a Nestrian couple is left behind. It could be a family and the couple refuses to leave behind their son. It needs to be a version of the biblical story if it is going to work. As for the animation, this pan-European effort is closer to a TV movie from a few years ago. The surface work is lacking. It's not quite artistic enough. It is inferior to its theatrical competitors and that sinks it.