Bambi

Synopsis of Bambi

Bambi arrives in the world in the thick of the forest. Among the trunks of maples, beeches, and elders, his mother cares for him, and he grows accustomed to the voices of the blackbirds, finches, and tits that jump from branch to branch. Everything is new and adventurous for the little one, and his curiosity leads him to cross the borders of his refuge. He discovers the meadow, an open space that allows him to jump and run freely, where the sun warms and the food is tasty. But the plain is also a very dangerous place, as animals are in plain sight of any predator. Above all, the worst of them: Him, a terrible, almost legendary creature, capable of breathing fire and sowing death. The young roe deer is both fascinated and terrified by this being that all the inhabitants of the forest talk about. Until one day, near a hazel tree, he meets him face to face.