The Little Unicorn

Name: The Little Unicorn
Director: Paul Matthews
Genre: Family, Fantasy, Adventure
Released: 2002-01-01
Duration: 81 min
Cast: Emma Samms, David Warner, Mick Walter, Joe Penny, Julie Hartley

2002Dir. Paul Matthews1h 21m

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Runtime1h 21m

Released2002

DirectorPaul Matthews

About This Movie

The Little Unicorn is an interesting blend of adventure and fantasy, set in a quaint rural backdrop that captures the essence of childhood wonder. The pacing can feel a bit slow in parts, but it adds to the dreamy atmosphere of Polly's journey. The practical effects used for the unicorn are charming, giving it a handcrafted feel that stands out among other CGI-heavy films. Polly's performance feels genuine, evoking the innocence and curiosity of youth as she navigates the challenges of keeping her discovery a secret. The narrative explores themes of loss and friendship, while also tackling the darker side of human greed, making it a layered viewing experience—especially for a family film. Overall, it's a unique piece from the early 2000s worth a look.

Magical practical effects on the unicornThemes of loss and friendshipCharming rural setting