Deeply touching drama with great acting (special mention for the young Louise Mauroy-Panzani) and use of animation.
Nonetheless it feels like the film would have benefit from putting more attention into the feelings of the biological children.
Deeply touching drama with great acting (special mention for the young Louise Mauroy-Panzani) and use of animation.
Nonetheless it feels like the film would have benefit from putting more attention into the feelings of the biological children.
With an outrageous but hilarious premise and a perfect performance by Lazare Gousseau, this comedy mixes perfectly its humour with more artsy sequences.
Nonetheless its dramatic elements feel more empty and concludes in a too predictable way.
The extremely rushed nature of the story causes a no attachment to the characters.
Added to that, the supposedly intended mix of comedy and horror leaves you flabbergasted and confused. You never fully know if you are meant to laugh or be scared. A clear example of that are the performance of Douglas Booth and the appearances of the “little people”. Those can only be defined as hilariously bad.
