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Directed by Don Bluth, The Secret of NIMH follows widowed field mouse Mrs. Brisby as she seeks help to save her sick son and discovers the extraordinary history connecting her late husband to a colony of highly intelligent rats. The animated fantasy mixes family adventure with unusually dark imagery, magic and danger. The film won the Saturn Award for Best Animated Film

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In 1979, legendary animator Don Bluth made the decision to leave Walt Disney Productions and establish his own animation studio with several former Disney employees. The newly established Don Bluth Productions first made a short  Banjo the Woodpile Cat  and then its first feature: The Secret of NIMH, adapted from Robert C. OBriens popular childrens book Mrs Frisby and the Rats of NIMH.

The widowed Mrs Brisby (Elizabeth Hartman), a field mouse, lives with her children in a cinderblock on the rural Fitzgibbon farm although not for much longer. With harvest season approaching, she must relocate her family before their home is destroyed by the farmers plough. But her son, Timothy (Ina Fried), has fallen ill and cant be moved. In desperate need of help, Mrs Brisby pays a visit to the Great Owl (John Carradine), who in turn introduces her to Nicodemus (Derek Jacobi): the wise leader of a rat colony living beneath a rose bush on the Fitzgibbon property. The rats are technologically advanced and possess vast intelligence due to their connection to a mysterious place they call NIMH, and agree to help Mrs Brisby due to a cherished friendship with her late husband. But not all of the rats are so kind, and the power-hungry Jenner (Paul Shenar) has a vested interest in making sure that Mrs Brisby and her family stay put…

A sweeping fantasy epic realised thr