Mouse-A-Lisa

Late one night, Anatole sees bakers in a bakery truck leaving the famous Louvre carrying baguettes of bread, which contain paintings that they have just stolen. The next day, Claudette is about to enter her painting in the Children's Art Show at the village museum. Children laugh at her colorful abstract painting, and she steals her own painting to prevent others from mocking it. Anatole gathers the village mice, and they eat their way across the bakeries of Paris to find the baguettes with the paintings. When Anatole finds it, he asks Claudette to paint a Mona Lisa copy that he wants to use to draw the police's attention to the bakery. Her successful copy restores her confidence in herself, and it helps capture the thieves. She returns her "stolen" painting to the museum, and, while she does not win first prize, receives a commendation for originality.

Anatole, Doucette, M'Sieu Duval, Paul, Paulette, Claude, Claudette, Georges, Georgettes, Gaston, Charlemagne the Cat, Pierre the Pigeon, Francois de Pamplemousse

Based on Eve Titus' book series of the same name, Anatole is a proud mouse who endeavors to prove to people just how valuable a mouse can be. Anatole's desire to understand humans makes him and his family intrinsically different from any other animal family in books or series today. With his loving wife Doucette and their brood of six charming children, Paul and Paulette, Claude and Claudette and Georges and Georgettes, this adorable family chases adventure through the streets of Paris. Audiences will love their antics and creative way of solving dilemmas. Anatole is as unique in his pride, honour, dignity and ultimate success as they come.