Film distribution firm nWave has announced its latest 3D/4D attraction film, Robinson Crusoe 4D, which will debut at the IAAPA Attractions Expo in Orlando, Florida.

The 13-minute 4D animation is based on nWave Studio’s upcoming feature film about the famous island castaway. US distribution rights to market and distribute Robinson Crusoe 3D, which is slated for release in 2016, have been acquired by Lionsgate, to follow StudioCanal’s European roll-out.
“Brought to the screen for the first time in 3D, this is the tale of Robinson Crusoe as we’ve never seen it before, viewed from the perspective of a larger-than-life parrot named Tuesday,” said Eric Dillens, chairman of nWave Studios.

In the attraction film, an accident-prone Robinson Crusoe tries to adapt to his new life as a castaway, the island’s animals are astonished to find this strange creature washed up on their shores. Crusoe meets an optimistic parrot named Tuesday; Carmelo, the cool, sophisticated chameleon; and Scrubby the lazy goat. When unwelcome visitors appear, the unlikely new friends scramble to defend their island paradise.
IAAPA attendees can experience Robinson Crusoe 4D at nWave’s state-of-art screening room at booth #4873.

IAAPA takes place at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida, from 16-20 November.
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