Bebefinn and Baby Shark "stir up" the big screen for the first time

Starting in September, the globally renowned educational animation brand Pinkfong officially brings the characters Baby Shark and the boy Bebefinn to the big screen with “Bebefinn Sing-Along Movie: Into the Pinkfong World”.

The film promises to bring young audiences and their families a vibrant, colorful and emotional cinematic journey.

The story begins when little Finn accidentally waves Pinkfong's star wand while playing "Hide and Seek with Baby Shark" on his tablet, and is suddenly sucked into a magical world of light. There, Finn meets amazing creatures, experiences challenges and adventures with fun melodies that make everyone want to dance. Meanwhile, Bora and Brody frantically try to rescue their little brother, with Pinkfong accompanying them. The journey becomes more dramatic when the tablet's battery runs out, pushing the group into a situation that is both humorous and suspenseful.

The special feature of the film is the sing-along style - all the songs have lyrics displayed on the screen so that children and their families can sing along. Thanks to that, "Bebefinn the Movie: Lost in the magical land of Pinkfong" is not only an animated film but also a vibrant "grand concert" for children.

Before hitting theaters, Bebefinn and Baby Shark had become a global phenomenon with over 16 billion views for the “Baby Shark Dance” music video on YouTube - an all-time record. The appearance of the movie version marks a new step for Pinkfong in expanding its creative world, bringing an interesting experience to young audiences.

The film also conveys meaningful messages about perseverance, never giving up, family bonding and the joy of exploring the world. At the same time, the work also contributes to nurturing children's ability to perceive music from the earliest years of life.

“Bebefinn the Movie: Lost in the Magical Land of Pinkfong” officially opens in theaters nationwide from September 5.

Source: https://hanoimoi.vn/bebefinn-va-baby-shark-lan-dau-khuay-dao-man-anh-rong-715490.html