Director: Leo Lewis Liao, Dale Chen
Emma's Big Adventure follows a girl raised among animals as she chases the truth about where she really comes from, in a 2024 animated feature from directors Leo Lewis Liao and Dale Chen.
What is Emma's Big Adventure about?
Raised far from any human town, Emma has only ever known life among the creatures who took her in as one of their own. Curiosity about her real origins pulls her away from the only home she has ever trusted, and a chance discovery leads her to a hidden island where miniature people live in secret. Rather than the warm reunion she imagined, Emma finds a community shaped by strict rules, old suspicion, and buried history. She has to piece together fragments of her past and decide how much of her old life she is willing to leave behind in order to finally understand who she is and where she belongs.
Cast & crew
Emma's Big Adventure is credited to directors Leo Lewis Liao and Dale Chen, with production spanning studios in China, Ireland, and the United States. Individual voice credits are not listed in K-Time's catalog entry for this title, though the film's international pipeline points to a sizable animation team working across several countries to build its hidden-island world.
Context & significance
The film sits inside a familiar animated tradition of small heroines navigating oversized worlds, using scale and discovery as a way of asking questions about identity and belonging. Its multi-country production, spanning studios in East Asia, Europe, and North America, reflects how modern animated features increasingly assemble talent and technical work across borders rather than inside a single studio pipeline.
Where & how to watch
Emma's Big Adventure streams on K-Time with a Persian-dubbed audio track, part of the platform's effort to make family animation approachable for Farsi-speaking households. This page, including the synopsis and background notes, is free to read without an account; watching the film itself only requires signing in with a free K-Time login, after which the dubbed version plays through K-Time's Farsi-language interface.