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April and the Extraordinary World

Name: April and the Extraordinary World
Director: Franck Ekinci
Genre: Thriller, Adventure, Animation, Comedy, Fantasy
Released: 2015
Rating: 7.1
Cast: Marion Cotillard, Philippe Katerine, Jean Rochefort, Olivier Gourmet, Marc-André Grondin

It's 1941, but France is trapped in the 19th Century, governed by steam and Napoleon V. Avril, a teenage girl, goes in search of her missing scientist parents.

2015 · Directed by Franck Ekinci · 106 min · Thriller · Adventure · Animation · Comedy · Fantasy · Science Fiction · 8 frames

Crew

Written by: Benjamin Legrand, Franck Ekinci
Edited by: Nazim Meslem
Music: Valentin Hadjadj
Produced by: Denis Delcampe, Franck Ekinci, Brice Garnier, Sophia Harvey

Cast

Marion Cotillard as Avril (voice)
Philippe Katerine as Darwin (voice)
Jean Rochefort as Pops (voice)
Olivier Gourmet as Paul (voice)
Marc-André Grondin as Julius (voice)
Bouli Lanners as Pizoni (voice)
Anne Coesens as Chimène (voice)
Macha Grenon as Annette (voice)
Benoît Brière as Rodrigue (voice)
Gérard Dessalles as (voice)

Production

Country: France, Canada, Belgium
Language: French
Studios: StudioCanal, Je suis bien content, Kaïbou, Need Productions
Budget: $10,000,000
Themes: france, paris, france, cat, grandfather, lizard, steampunk, female protagonist, alternate history, scientist, coal

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