Sammy and Tobacco Island

Sammy, Kathy and their friend Danny decide to visit Tobacco Island with Dr Nature and Teddy, a friendly, big, white bear. Very soon, in the middle of a desolate area, they discover a warehouse where the Tobaccos make tar, which they are preparing for smoker's lungs. All of a sudden, Sammy disappears through a trapdoor. Having lost sight of him, his friends set off to look for him. On the way, they find the Tobaccos' secret laboratories.

But what has happened to Sammy? Has he been kidnapped be the Tobaccos'? Will he be able to resist their dangerous charms? And what is the mysterious object that Teddy slipped into Sammy's pocket?

*Credits*

Director/Creator: E. Hee, J. Ritlewski
Producer: Agence Image
Production company: Paris Sans Tabac and Agence Image
Country of origin: France
Language: English
Applicant: Home Health Education Service

Sponsored by The Health Department of the French Government (DGS)
Script: Jacques Breuil, MD
Scientific adviser: Prof, Bertrand Dautzenberg, MD
Story concept, design and visuals: Jean Breuil, copyright edition Vie Et Sante
Co-produced by: Edition Vie et Santé, 2001, Reflex Communication
Executive Producer: Agence Image
General Supervisor: Jean Breuil
Consultants: Daniel B. Grisier, Jean-luc Lezeau
Storyboard, Layout, Animation: Emmanual Hee
Colour Artists: Sofi Valliant, Guillaume Febvrel
Video and Sound Editing: Jacques Ritlewski
Music: Daniel Cavero - Media Son International
With Voices of: Roger Worrod, Dan Boyle, Tristan Tribes, Mariane Tribes, Elisabeth Tribes
Special Thanks To: Etienne Waechter, Eric Sommer, Ulrich Frikart
Directors: Emmanuel Hee, Jacques Ritlewski
Computer Animation: Tic-Tac-Toon (2001)
English Translation: Elisabeth Tribes
Sales in Australia: Australian Conference Association Limited

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