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An American mercenary (Rob Freeman of SAVING PRIVATE RYAN), the sole survivor of a plane crash, has to run across Africa, battling with the living dead. Join...
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Box office. $6.2 million [1] Fireheart is a 2022 animated adventure comedy film directed by Theodore Ty and Lauren Zeitoun and written by Zeitoun, Jennica Harper, and Daphne Ballon from a story by Zeitoun, Harper, and Lisa Hunter. It is the second film and final Independent film produced by L'Atelier Animation after Ballerina before Cinesite ...
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Fireheart emerges from the warriors' den. He spots Sandstorm across the clearing, and makes his way towards her. He has spoken to several warriors about joining the patrol to Snakerocks, but hasn't yet spoken to Sandstorm. He doesn't want to risk her life on this dangerous task, but he knows without a doubt that he wants Sandstorm by his side. When...
This page contains the detailed history for Leopardstar. Looking for a shorter overview? Find one here! Fireheart first sees Leopardfur in the battle at the gorge, when Fireheart and Graystripe are on their way home from rescuing WindClan. She witnesses the death of her former apprentice, Whiteclaw, while he and Graystripe are battling too close to the edge, and she then blames Graystripe ...
They find the trail of dead rabbits Tigerstar had laid for the dogs, and Brindleface's body at the end of it. She and Cloudtail carry the body back to camp, and Fireheart explains to her his plan of driving the pack into the gorge. He assigns her to be part of the runners, charged with leading the dogs straight to the gorge, and Sandstorm ...
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Recap. A Dangerous Path is the fifth book in the original series (aka The Prophecies Begin). Inside the kennel-that-moves, everything was dark. With this line, we realize that the prologue is going to be from quite an unusual viewpoint. And it is - it is the only part of any of the books to feature a non-feline point of view, as we see it ...
