List of animated feature films of 1971

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A list of animated feature films that were first released in 1971.

Animated feature films of 1971
TitleCountryDirectorStudioTechniqueFormatNotesReleaseDuration
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves
アリババと40匹の盗賊 (Ari Baba to Yonjuppiki no Tōzoku)		Japan Hiroshi Shidara Toei Animation Traditional Theatrical [1] July 18, 197155 minutes
Animal Treasure Island
どうぶつ宝島 (Dōbutsu Takarajima)		Japan Hiroshi Ikeda Toei Animation Traditional Theatrical March 20, 197178 minutes
Attack No. 1: Immortal Bird
アタック No.1涙の不死鳥 (Atakku Nanbā Wan: Namida no Fushichou)		JapanEiji Okabe Tokyo Movie Shinsha Traditional Theatrical March 17, 197150 minutes
Bedknobs and Broomsticks United States Robert Stevenson Walt Disney Productions Traditional/Live action Theatrical
Live-action animated film 		December 13, 1971118 minutes
Benny's Bathtub
Bennys badekar 		Denmark Jannik Hastrup
Flemming Quist Møller 		Fiasco Film Traditional Theatrical March 6, 197141 minutes
The Christmas Present
Presente de Natal		BrazilÁlvaro Henrique GonçalvesAlvaro Henriques Gonçalves Produções Cinematográfi Traditional Theatrical July 15, 197175 minutes
Daisy Town France
Belgium		 René Goscinny Belvision Studios Traditional Theatrical December 15, 197171 minutes
Do It! Yasuji's Pornorama
ヤスジのポルノラマ やっちまえ!! (Yasuji no Pornorama Yacchimae!!)		Japan Takanori Miwa
Shinichiro Takakuwa 		Nippon Herald Films
Tokyo TV Video 		Traditional Theatrical September 24, 1971101 minutes
Here Comes Peter Cottontail United States
Japan		 Jules Bass
Arthur Rankin Jr. 		Rankin/Bass
Video Tokyo Production		 Stop motion Television special April 4, 197155 minutes
The Legend of Robin Hood AustraliaZoran JanjicAir Programs International Traditional Television film Originally aired as the fourth installment of the CBS animated anthology series Famous Classic Tales (1970–1984).November 14, 197147 minutes
Lightning Atom
번개아텀 (Beongae Ateom)		South KoreaYongyusuSegi Trading Co., Ltd. Traditional Theatrical July 23, 197180 minutes
Ninpuu Kamui Gaiden: Tsukihigai no Maki
忍風カムイ外伝 月日貝の巻 (The Chronicles of Kamui the Ninja: The Moon Shell Volume)		JapanKeisuke Kondo Tele-Cartoon Japan Traditional Theatrical Film compiled from episodes 21 ("Onna Zaemon") and 26 ("Jūmonji Tsuyu Kudushi") of the animated television series that ran from April 6 until September 28, 1969, for a total of 26 episodes.March 20, 197188 minutes
The Point! United States Fred Wolf Murakami-Wolf Productions
ABC 		Traditional Television film February 2, 197174 minutes
The Poor Miller's Boy and the Kitten
Der arme Müllerbursch und das Kätzchen 		East Germany Lothar Barke
Helmut Barkowsky 		Traditional Theatrical Produced from 1966 to 1970, released in 1971. [2] June 18, 197153 minutes
Prince Ho-Dong and Princess Nak-Rang
왕자호동과 낙랑공주 (Wangjahodonggwa Nangnanggongju)		South KoreaYongyusuSegi Trading Co., Ltd. Traditional Theatrical January 1, 197175 minutes
The Return of Lightning Atom
돌아온 번개아톰 (Do-ra-on beon-gae-a-tom)		South KoreaYongyusuSegi Trading Co., Ltd. Traditional Theatrical 197180 minutes
Tiki Tiki Canada Gerald Potterton Traditional Theatrical
Live-action animated film 		Original animation intercut with recontextualized footage from the 1966 Russian live action film Aybolit-66 .September 25, 197171 minutes
Treasure Island AustraliaZoran JanjicAir Programs International Traditional Television film Originally aired as the fifth installment of the CBS animated anthology series Famous Classic Tales (1970–1984).November 28, 197145 minutes
The Wardrobe of Time
El armario del tiempo		Spain Rafael Vara Estudios Vara
Vincit Films
Compañía Española de Propaganda, Industria y Cinematografía S.A. (CEPICSA)
Tándem Films		 Traditional Theatrical Third compilation film of the Spanish animated television series Mortadelo y Filemón (1966–1971), that ran for 23 6-minute installments and was based on the comic strip of the same title by Francisco Ibáñez.November 29, 197178 minutes

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References

  1. ↑ アリババと４０匹の盗賊 (1971). allcinema (in Japanese). Stingray. Retrieved 15 July 2014.
  2. ↑ Film database of the Defa-Stiftung, accessed on 2017-07-15.
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