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A Monster in Paris: Directed by Bibo Bergeron. With Matthieu Chedid, Vanessa Paradis, Gad Elmaleh, François Cluzet. A 3D-animated movie set in Paris in the year 1910 and centered on a monster who lives in a garden and his love for a beautiful, young singer.
In picturesque and bustling 1910s Paris right after the Great Flood, two friends--the timid projectionist, Emile, and the delivery-man by day and inventor by night, Raoul--are about to embark on the adventure of a lifetime, when a delivery to the Botanical Gardens ends up in total catastrophe.
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A Monster in Paris. Les actualités (Interlude) Performed by Philippe Peythieu. La valse de Paris. Performed by Patrice Renson. La Seine and I cabaret. Arranged by Vincent Ségal. Performed by Vanessa Paradis. © 2012 Labo M Editions.
A Monster in Paris. Jump to. Edit. Release Date. France. August 28, 2011 (Festival du Film Francophone d'Angoulême) Canada. September 10, 2011 (Toronto International Film Festival) Belgium. October 2, 2011 (Namur Film Festival) Belgium. October 12, 2011; France. October 12, 2011; 33 more All. Also ...
This nice animated movie will surely touch your heart and is a remarkable work of art with a sense of justice and a lot of courage to show exactly how humans behave and what kind of traits we have in our hearts. A movie about values, friendship, music, art and with much heart in it.
A Monster in Paris (2011) PG | Animation, Adventure, Comedy, Family, Fantasy, Music, Romance, Sci-Fi
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★★☆☆☆ Easily one of the strangest animations released over the last few years, French fancy A Monster in Paris (Un Monstre à Paris, 2011) returns audiences to Georges Méliès 'City of Light', realised so well last year in Martin Scorsese's Hugo (2011).
