A dinosaur that refuses meat and a baby that can't fly find each other by accident, then spend the whole movie figuring out why that matters. The film doesn't pretend their differences are obstacles to overcome, it treats them as the actual texture of friendship, the thing that makes them need each other. By the end, you're watching two misfits walk toward a place that doesn't exist, and somehow that's the whole point.

Tyrano is a lonely Tyrannosaurus rex who does not eat meat and has no wish to be a predator. He crosses paths with Punon, an orphaned baby pterodactyl who cannot fly, and the two set off together on a long, hard journey toward Paradise, a valley of legend. As they travel, they come to understand how each of them is different, and they grow to matter deeply to one another. The adventure film is a South Korean, Japanese and Chinese co-production adapted from Tatsuya Miyanishi's Tyrannosaurus picture books for children.