've said here before that I'm crazy about animation so when I saw the Anima Mundi was rolling on the river when it ran spy in Sao Paulo and animations which were, and thereby found the movie the Illusionist ...
French director Sylvain Chomet enchanted the world with his unique style in "The Triplets of Belleville" in 2003, when he ran for two Academy Awards. The movie had many references to director Jacques Tati, the pantomime and the scene of the French cabarets of the 1930s.
Chomet went missing, but he is back with "The Illusionist," which keeps the same references from the previous film. Only this time, know the story of a seedy illusionist, who suffers with the emergence of rock bands and the lack of interest in his art.
The film premiered in France on June 16 and Sony already owns the rights to an American release. It should not take to arrive in Brazil, as "The Triplets of Belleville" was a hit.
Check out the trailer:
Source: http://oitudoemcima.com/ and http://bloganimazonando.blogspot.com/ .
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