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Fantastic Planet is a 1973 surrealist adult animated science fiction art film directed by René Laloux. Its allegorical story, about humans living on a strange planet dominated by giant humanoid aliens who consider them animals, is based on the 1957 novel Oms en série by the French writer Stefan Wul. The film was written by Laloux and Roland Topor; the latter also made the production design. It was a co-production…
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Yesterday evening I watched the most bizarre animated movie I’ve ever seen. A dear friend of mine suggested me this film while she was passing by Lisbon. I just watched it without expectations, but I knew it had to be something special, otherwise, my friend wouldn’t have suggested it. Fantastic Planet is a psychedelic metaphor to depict the condition animals endure since humans took over planet Earth. In this movie,…More
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Portada del DVD Los seres humanos vivimos en un planeta en el que somos la especie dominante. No somos los _animales_ más grandes, o más feroces, ni siquiera somos la especie de mayor población, pero argumentos científicos (_"somos la especie más evolucionada"_) y religiosos (_"Dios nos creó para gobernar todas las criaturas de la tierra"_) nos colocan en la cúspide de la pirámide evolutiva. Ahora bien, ¿qué pasaría…More
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This french-czech animated film was inspired by a book called "Oms en série" from 1957. It received much praise back when it appeared not least a jury prize in Cannes. I suppose the jury is particularly fond of french or animated films specifically, because i have a hard time figuring out exactly what is so great about it to warrant such praise Some time in the future humans have been abducted from earth by some hug…More