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Découvrez un chef-d'œuvre intemporel comme jamais auparavant.  Cette adaptation classique de la satire légendaire de George Orwell s'ouvre sur la chanson « Animal Farm has a Boss » du groupe Toons & Music Band. L'animation a été restaurée avec minutie afin de préserver son importance historique tout en répondant aux standards visuels actuels. Grâce à une amélioration avancée par intelligence artificielle, nous avons revitalisé les images originales, garantissant ainsi que l'animation audacieuse et le récit provocateur de ce film culte de 1954 conservent toute leur force aujourd'hui, plus de 70 ans après.  Genre : Animation / Satire politique  Qualité de la restauration : Haute définition améliorée  Format : Optimisé pour le streaming numérique  « Tous les animaux sont égaux, mais certains animaux sont plus égaux que d'autres. »   #animation #georgeorwell #toonsandmusic

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00:00:23D.I.I.O

00:00:30And on that farm they had a lawn

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00:00:35With a four legs good here

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00:00:39I hear a song, they're a flag

00:00:41Animal farm had a dream

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00:00:48To the world we all know

00:00:50Which may or may not be the best world possible

00:00:53Once again, springtime had come

00:00:57But all the magic of spring

00:00:59Was not enough to conceal the misery

00:01:01Of Manor Farm

00:01:10Once thriving and fruitful

00:01:12The farm and its owner, Mr. Jones

00:01:14Had fallen on evil days

00:01:19Beset by problems of his own making

00:01:21Mr. Jones had turned to drink

00:01:26And for his misery

00:01:27He had found poor company

00:01:40On the evening our story begins

00:01:43It was later than usual

00:01:45When Mr. Jones came home from his drinking

00:01:47To make his rounds

00:02:15To make his own

00:02:18Well, there I am.

00:02:31Damned, old Hensley.

00:02:54Good for nothing, beasts.

00:02:59Ate their heads off.

00:03:30Ate their heads off.

00:03:34Ate their heads off.

00:03:37Ate their heads off.

00:03:38Ate them!

00:03:56On this night, all the animals had agreed that as soon as Mr. Jones was in bed, they

00:04:02would gather in the main barn for a secret meeting called by Old Major, the prize boar

00:04:08hog, who because of his years was regarded as by far the wisest of the animals.

00:04:22The other pigs started first for the meeting, being clever and fond of taking the lead.

00:04:32They were followed by Boxer, largest and strongest of the horses, and his devoted friend, Benjamin,

00:04:39the donkey.

00:04:43All the other animals, great and small, were anxious to get there.

00:04:46For such a meeting had never been held before.

00:04:49All the animals, great and small.

00:05:32Old Major had been ailing, and now he had made known there were some things he wanted

00:05:38to say to his fellow animals before it might be too late.

00:06:04It took awhile for all to find their seats.

00:06:07The pigs had taken up the best positions immediately in front of the platform.

00:06:11among them, Snowball, determined to get a good view.

00:06:17And Napoleon, equally determined and even less polite.

00:06:28What was that?

00:06:34No.

00:06:35No.

00:06:36No, it wasn't, Mr. Jones.

00:06:47And at last, everyone could be settled to hear Old Major.

00:06:54My dear friends, I have lived a long life.

00:07:02I have had much time for thought as I lay alone in my stall.

00:07:10I won't be with you much longer.

00:07:14And before I die, there's something I want to tell you.

00:07:23Few of us will ever know the blessings of a peaceful old age.

00:07:32You, Boxer, when you have given the last of your great strength, what then?

00:07:45Whatever we produce is taken from us, stolen from us, and sold.

00:07:57Our children are born to cold and hunger.

00:08:08Look at them while you can.

00:08:14You, Parkers, do you know what the future holds for you?

00:08:26Do we deserve such a fate?

00:08:29Is this farm too poor to support us all?

00:08:35No, comrades.

00:08:38When a farm is rich, but we'll never get our rightful share from Farmer Jones.

00:08:47Overthrow this evil tyrant, and we shall be rich and free.

00:08:54Coverage.

00:08:58Revolve!

00:09:01Revolve!

00:09:02Revolve!

00:09:04Float!

00:09:16But remember, when you have got rid of Jones,

00:09:23don't adopt his vices.

00:09:27We animals are brothers, large or small,

00:09:33clever or simple, fur or feathers,

00:09:39now and forever, all animals are equal.

00:10:16I'm jealous that you cannot hold the

00:10:41Oh, my God.

00:11:05Oh, my God.

00:11:39Oh, my God.

00:12:10The very next morning, sooner perhaps than old Major would have predicted, the animals

00:12:16found their situation quite unbearable.

00:12:18Oh, my God.

00:12:26Oh, my God.

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00:12:35Oh, my God.

00:12:38Oh, my God.

00:12:45Oh, my God.

00:12:55Oh, my God.

00:12:57Oh, my God.

00:13:08Oh, my God.

00:13:12Oh, my God.

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00:22:01Meantime, Snowball led the other animals in organizing a new society, which they now named Animal Farm.

00:22:14So that all might see and agree, the laws of Animal Farm were inscribed in a prominent place, to be

00:22:21remembered and obeyed forever.

00:22:25No animal shall sleep in a bay.

00:22:29No animal shall drink alcohol.

00:22:34Four legs good, two legs bad.

00:22:42Wings, count as legs.

00:22:46All equals!

00:22:49All equals!

00:22:51All equals!

00:22:58No animal shall kill another animal.

00:23:04All animals are equal.

00:23:36AVAILABLE ERAK

00:23:39Tending farm by themselves posed problems for the animals, but the pigs could think of a way around every difficulty.

00:24:30The Boxer was the admiration of everybody.

00:24:33He had been a hard worker in Jones's time, but now he seemed more like three horses in one.

00:24:46Instructed by Snowball, other animals worked out the rest for themselves, and the farm work

00:24:51was done like magic.

00:24:53Did it grow?

00:25:04.

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00:25:58THE SUCCESS OF THEIR EFFORTS DELIGHTED EVERYONE

00:26:01INCLUDING SLY NAPOLEON AND HIS CONSTANT COMPANION

00:26:05FAT PINK SQUEALER

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00:27:33That summer, the animals, without any help or any interference, made a going proposition

00:27:39of Animal Farm.

00:28:00The fields yielded richly, and they were cut and gleaned with diligence and devotion.

00:28:22With the harvest safely home, the animals had time to think of the future, and at a meeting

00:28:28in the big barn, many resolutions were put forward.

00:28:32It was always the pigs who made the resolutions.

00:28:36Comrades, our first five-month plan is a farm-wide triumph, and the time has come to spread

00:28:46the glorious news, so that our downtrodden comrades on other farms will break their chains and join

00:28:57the animal revolution.

00:29:06So, till the wonders of Animal Farm to the world!

00:29:44Some animals, content with their lot, were unimpressed by tales of peace and plenty.

00:30:01Others, happy in their own surroundings, were alarmed at the thought of any change.

00:30:21But wherever they were having a bad time, animals listened with interest.

00:30:26, sadly, in their own 16th century, themost nine years old.aaa

00:30:37!Also.

00:31:02In certain quarters,

00:31:04the rebellious behavior of a lot of dumb animals

00:31:06caused indignation and much conversation.

00:31:10But nothing was done about it,

00:31:12for the drunken Mr. Jones and his cronies

00:31:14did not know what to do.

00:31:20Snowball felt that education was the animal's next necessity.

00:31:23Some of the animals were brighter than others, of course.

00:31:26Me!

00:31:28Si!

00:31:30Me!

00:31:36Me!

00:31:40Me!

00:31:41Me!

00:31:45Me!

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00:32:31Snowball set himself to solve the problem of power on the farm.

00:32:39And so did Napoleon.

00:33:04In January, there came bitterly hard weather.

00:33:08Inexperienced management brought shortages to animal farm.

00:33:12But Snowball continued his thinking for the future.

00:33:16And in such thoughts, he was not alone.

00:33:43I have prepared a new plan for animal farms.

00:33:50Here it is.

00:33:52All it needs is your vote.

00:33:58At first, we will have to work more and eat less.

00:34:04And my plan will bring us electricity.

00:34:12It will mean a warm barn in winter.

00:34:17A light in every stall.

00:34:21Sky at worst.

00:34:23Luxury for all.

00:34:28In one short year, animal farm will be the finest in the world.

00:34:39Dreams, dreams.

00:34:43A vote for my plan is a vote for the life beautiful.

00:34:47It's a lie.

00:34:50I'll promise you a four-day week.

00:34:54What?

00:34:55Perhaps a three-day week.

00:34:58Nonsense.

00:35:00A whole day week.

00:35:02A vote for amy.

00:35:05A women's death.

00:35:20A Fire.

00:35:21A few days.

00:35:22A fire.

00:35:24A fire.

00:35:25A fire.

00:35:28A fire.

00:35:37Oh, my God.

00:36:13With Snowball disposed of, Napoleon stepped up confidently to take charge of animal form, and Fat Pink Squealer became his

00:36:21obedient follower and assistant.

00:36:30Comrades, Snowball is a traitor.

00:36:36What was he really planning?

00:36:41To bring back Jones.

00:36:46Now, let's have no more of these useless meetings, eh?

00:36:54From now on, I'll protect your interests, and I'll make your decisions.

00:37:09Let me show you my plan for Animal Farm.

00:37:27And so the windmill was started after all.

00:37:44Nothing could have been achieved without Boxer, whose strength was greater than that of all the other animals put together.

00:37:50Oh, my God.

00:37:53Oh, my God.

00:37:56Oh, my God.

00:38:06Oh, my God.

00:38:11Oh, my God.

00:38:38Superintended by the pigs,

00:38:39all the animals worked long shifts which lasted from dawn till dusk.

00:39:04Rations were shortened for the workers,

00:39:06but the pigs, by virtue of their brain work, were plentifully provided for.

00:39:13But the greatest inspiration came from Boxer,

00:39:16who, with his friend Benjamin, worked early and late, in season and out.

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00:40:44One evening, after working long and late, as usual, Boxer and Benjamin made a curious discovery.

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00:41:21Word of what now went on at night in Jones' house spread quickly through Animal Farm.

00:41:26Some of the animals thought they remembered a law against beds, but obviously they were mistaken.

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00:41:58And now, other changes in the laws of Animal Farm were in store.

00:42:24In Mr. Jones' circle, the subject of shortages at Animal Farm was a popular one.

00:42:30And a shop trader named Wimper was just the sort to do something about it.

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00:43:42Comrades, our leader, as wise as he's beloved, has decided to trade with the outside world.

00:43:49Not for gain, of course.

00:43:50That would be unworthy of our noble principles.

00:43:54You hens are to have the honor of making the first contribution.

00:43:59All your eggs.

00:44:00Listen.

00:44:01I know how proud you are of this privilege.

00:44:18The chickens seem to remember Old Major saying that their eggs should never be taken from them.

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00:49:20The revolution is now complete.

00:49:24We have no more use for that song.

00:49:27Seeing it is now forbidden.

00:49:30Under penalty of death.

00:49:40The trade between Animal Farm and the outer world now became quite brisk.

00:50:04As might be expected, Mr. Whimper's profits inspired others to seek their share, or at least give vent to their

00:50:11jealousy.

00:50:13Animal Farm seems to be making money for Whimper.

00:50:33Who ever heard of animals running the farm?

00:50:37Have you seen a windmill?

00:50:41Come on, let's kick them out.

00:50:43Yes, kick them out.

00:50:50The original owner was not invited to join this movement.

00:50:53His neighbors let him know his day was done.

00:51:04Come on.

00:51:23Comrades, the enemy has mobilized all his forces against us.

00:51:27We must sail the animal farm to a mate for enemy at all costs with animals.

00:51:49Now is the time to fight, to die for animal farm.

00:51:53Oui, oui, let us show them all that animal farm is strong.

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00:56:37Now began the heart-breaking job of rebuilding.

00:56:40And as before, Boxer and Benjamin worked hardest of all.

00:56:45By now, supervision of the work by pigs was hardly necessary.

00:56:50So they had time for less laborious pursuits.

00:57:27Long after the other animals left the job, Boxer and Benjamin worked on and on, giving their

00:57:33all year-in, year-out.

00:57:58A new generation of pigs grew up, endowed with what were considered arts and graces, very

00:58:04flattering to animal form, and its presiding genius.

00:58:21But still the windmill was not finished, and Boxer's injured foot got worse instead of better.

00:58:35BIRDS CHIRP

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00:59:07Let's go.

01:00:02It looked as though Boxer were dead.

01:00:04But he wasn't.

01:00:06Not quite.

01:00:12Boxer's hurt bad.

01:00:13We'll never work again.

01:00:14What do we do?

01:00:16While Napoleon and Squealer made plans for Boxer,

01:00:20Benjamin predicted he could look forward to a well-earned rest and retirement.

01:00:34Next day, the windmill work went on as usual, but now without Boxer.

01:00:44And during the morning, what appeared to be an ambulance arrived.

01:00:48Only Benjamin suspected it wasn't an ambulance.

01:01:23The other animals finally recognized the death wagon from Mr. Wimper's glue factory.

01:01:40The other ones finally recognized the death wagon from Mr. Wimper's glue factory.

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01:02:45I was with him right to the end

01:02:48His last words were

01:02:50Forward, comrades

01:02:52Long live Napoleon

01:03:01As for the wicked rumor

01:03:03That Boxer was sold to a glue factory

01:03:05Our beloved leader

01:03:07Would never do that

01:03:08Long live Napoleon

01:03:14Long live Napoleon

01:03:39And that night

01:03:40The pigs drank to Boxer's memory

01:03:43In the whiskey they had bought

01:03:45With Boxer's life

01:03:54Years passed

01:03:55The seasons came and went

01:03:57The short animal lives

01:03:59Fled by

01:04:01The completed windmill

01:04:03Stood as a monument

01:04:04To its builder's faith

01:04:05And sacrifice

01:04:09But the animals revolution

01:04:11Was only dimly remembered

01:04:14Outwardly

01:04:15Animal farm appeared prosperous

01:04:16But the animals themselves

01:04:19Were no better off

01:04:20With the exception of the pigs

01:04:22And their supreme leader

01:04:24Napoleon

01:04:42His pig run enterprise

01:04:43Now had many of the frills

01:04:45Of real civilization

01:04:47And one fine day

01:04:48Pig delegates from far and wide

01:04:51Arrived at Animal Farm

01:04:52To celebrate the coming

01:04:54Of a new era

01:05:37Over a new era

01:05:40And starved

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01:05:48Já

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01:06:16When reports of this great change

01:06:18reached them, other animals everywhere were incredulous.

01:06:23Dismayed and indignant, they headed toward Animal Farm

01:06:26from all directions, instinctively uniting once again

01:06:29in common cause.

01:06:49Loyal Followers

01:06:53On farms owned and operated by pigs

01:06:59there is order and discipline.

01:07:05Our lower animals do more work

01:07:09and eat less than on other farms.

01:07:13This will encourage you to make your lower animals work even harder

01:07:21and eat even less.

01:07:30To a greater animal farm.

01:07:33To peace and plenty under pig rule.

01:08:00To the day when pigs own and operate farms everywhere.

01:08:14To the animals, it now seemed that their world,

01:08:17which may or may not someday become a happy place to live in,

01:08:21was worse than ever for ordinary creatures.

01:08:24And another moment had come when they must do something about it.

01:08:46much to others.

01:08:48I know a lot heенс has done.

01:08:49I know there is no question.

01:08:50That the name is Anh

01:08:52in this call to you.

01:08:53My heavenly Father

01:08:54Come on.

01:09:25Come on.

01:09:55Come on.

01:10:24Come on.

01:10:54Come on.

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