Summary
The narrative of "Felix Comes Back" unfurls with an audacious display of feline cunning, as our titular protagonist, a figure of irrepressible zeal, orchestrates a culinary coup. Driven by an insatiable, perhaps primal, craving, Felix embarks on a high-stakes heist, targeting a butcher's prized array of succulent sausages. His initial triumph, a fleeting moment of gastronomic liberation, quickly sours. The robust vendor, a formidable adversary embodying the wrath of violated commerce, swiftly apprehends the pilfering feline. In a punitive act of extraordinary, almost comically severe, justice, Felix is exiled to the desolate, unforgiving expanse of the Arctic, a frigid purgatory intended to quell his spirited transgressions and ensure his permanent removal from the realm of tempting charcuterie. This dramatic expulsion sets the stage for a saga of resilience and eventual, inevitable return, hinting at the indomitable spirit of a character who refuses to be permanently banished by the whims of a sausage-deprived proprietor.
Synopsis
Felix goes after a butcher's sausages and captures them, but the butcher catches him and sends him to the Arctic to get rid of him.
Director
Otto Messmer
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