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By Richard D (1,732) on 14 Dec 2015

No dialogue required for this film. This film features the worlds greatest grandmother and she goes to rescue her grandson from the mafia…

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By Allaiyah W (24) on 23 Nov 2015

A mindf**k adult cartoon with truly repulsive character designs…

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By Steve W (2,154) on 02 Nov 2015

The animation is beautiful, but the story is rather pedestrian…

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By Facebook U (1,208) on 18 Jul 2015

Outlandish story appropriate for animation. Animated very well with lots of artistic details. Many references to french artists…

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By Miguel R (812) on 18 Jul 2015

Outlandish story appropriate for animation. Animated very well with lots of artistic details. Many references to french artists…

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By Serge L (642) on 18 Jul 2015

Outlandish story appropriate for animation. Animated very well with lots of artistic details. Many references to french artists…

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By Alexander Z (607) on 29 May 2015

There's Miyazaki, there's Aardman, and then there's Sylvain Chomet. A modern master animator. He's top of the heap in France…

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By Torion O (326) on 29 May 2015

There's Miyazaki, there's Aardman, and then there's Sylvain Chomet. A modern master animator. He's top of the heap in France…

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By Logan M (1,902) on 29 May 2015

There's Miyazaki, there's Aardman, and then there's Sylvain Chomet. A modern master animator. He's top of the heap in France…

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By Timothy N (418) on 09 May 2015

One of the most french things you'll ever see, and every second of it is amazing…

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By Sean L (983) on 06 Apr 2015

Quirky, standout French animation about a boy, his grandmother, his dream of competing in the Tour de France, and his kidnapping midway through…

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By Arjun A (95) on 13 Mar 2015

This movie was just plain weird. Maybe I would give it another star if I understood French. The animation was very good though…

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By Ryan V (1,568) on 26 Dec 2014

Stunningly beautiful visuals, in some scenes…

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By Trevor W (293) on 25 Nov 2014

A mostly-silent French animated film that's a commentary (satire?) of big cities (corporate America…

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By Sylvester K (938) on 13 Nov 2014

Unusual animated film about the quest of a grandmother and her dog to rescue her grandson who was kidnapped by mafia during Tour de France…

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By Richard G (806) on 12 Nov 2014

This is a fantastic, wonderful animated film with a decidedly European flavour. Unlike anything you will see from Hollywood. Magnifique…

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By Taylor L (206) on 12 Oct 2014

Best animated movie ever. it is silent but amazing <3…

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By Annie S (101) on 30 Jul 2014

This movie is special to me. The most profound thing is that a movie could creep into my heart without even using dialogue…

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By Eric H (2,898) on 30 Jul 2014

This movie is special to me. The most profound thing is that a movie could creep into my heart without even using dialogue…

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By Tim S (2,419) on 02 Jun 2014

Very interesting, beautiful style of animation. I love some of the subtle background things about stereotypes and such…

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