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Fantastic Planet

Fantastic Planet

Prince Charles Cinema, Leicester Place 7, WC2H 7BY London, Chinatown

Fantastic Planet

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Fantastic Planet is a 1973 animated film. It was directed by René Laloux and stars Gérard Hernandez, Jean Valmont and Jennifer Drake. On the planet Ygam, the technologically and spiritually advanced blue humanoids called Draags treat the tiny Oms, human beings descended from Terra's inhabitants, as ignorant animals. Oms living in slavery are kept as pets for Draag children, while those hidden in the wilderness are periodically hunted and slaughtered as vermin.

Written by a model, sources: princecharlescinema.com

Critics

7.4Very good

Critics admire the film's unique, surreal animation style and its imaginative, politically resonant imagery, calling it unlike anything else. Faults are few, though some find the story weak and the film self-consciously pretentious.

Reviews: Cine Outsider, Screen Anarchy, Iridium Eye Reviews, Into Film, TMDb

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Showtimes

Wed 4 Nov

Prince Charles CinemaLeicester Place 7, WC2H 7BY London

Venue

Prince Charles Cinema is in London’s Chinatown.

Leicester Place 7, WC2H 7BY London

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Director
René Laloux
Year
1973
Runtime
72 min

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