Dimitri Planchon's 'Blaise' animated film premieres at Cannes ACID
The animated film adaptation of Dimitri Planchon's comic series 'Blaise' has been selected for the ACID section of the Cannes Film Festival. The film features the voices of Léa Drucker and Jacques Gamblin, and retains the awkward humor ('gênance') of the original comic. The story follows the dysfunctional Sauvage family, originally created by Planchon. The film's inclusion in ACID highlights its independent, auteur-driven approach.
Key facts
- Animated film 'Blaise' based on comic by Dimitri Planchon
- Premieres at Cannes Film Festival in ACID section
- Voices by Léa Drucker and Jacques Gamblin
- Retains the 'gênance' (awkwardness) of the original comic
- Features the dysfunctional Sauvage family
- ACID section focuses on independent cinema
Entities
Artists
- Dimitri Planchon
- Léa Drucker
- Jacques Gamblin
Institutions
- Festival de Cannes
- ACID
Locations
- Cannes
- France