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The Prince’s Voyage is a french film of genre Animation directed by Jean-François Laguionie with Thomas Sagols
The Prince’s Voyage (2019)
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Add to a movie listLength 1h15
Directed by Jean-François Laguionie
OriginFrance
Genres Animation
Themes Films about animals, Films about magic and magicians, Films about apes, Mise en scène d'un mammifère
Rating67%
Le Voyage du prince est un film d'animation français réalisé par Jean-François Laguionie et Xavier Picard sorti en 2019. C'est la suite indirecte du film Le Château des singes (1999) du même réalisateur, située dans le même univers et reprenant le personnage du prince, mais proposant une histoire autonome. Un vieux singe, qui est un prince venu d'au-delà de la mer, s'échoue sur la plage d'un pays inconnu. Découvert par un jeune singe, Tom, il est recueilli par des scientifiques marginaux et découvre peu à peu une ville somptueuse équipée de technologies à ses yeux très avancées telles que l'électricité et le travail en usine. Mais il découvre bientôt les limites de cette ville idéale, dont les habitants sont persuadés d'être les seuls êtres civilisés au monde.
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Un vieux Prince échoue sur un rivage inconnu. Blessé et perdu, il est retrouvé par le jeune Tom et recueilli par ses parents, deux chercheurs dissidents qui ont osé croire à l’existence d’autres peuples. Le Prince, guidé par son ami Tom, découvre avec enthousiasme et fascination cette société pourtant figée et sclérosée. Pendant ce temps, le couple de chercheurs rêve de convaincre l’Académie de la véracité de leur thèse auparavant rejetée.Actors
Thomas Sagols
(Tom (Voice))
Gabriel Le Doze
(Abervrach)
Catherine Lafond
(Rose (Voice))
Frédéric Cerdal
(Julius (Voice))
Patrick Bonnel
(Le President (Voice))
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