The storyline is simple: Michael is an orphan. A chance meeting with a young vampire and his “Living Dead” parents sets him on a course for adventure in a universe where previously dark thoughts become tolerable, even “tamable”.
But dimwitted monsters, led by an evil being named The Gibbus, will try to take Michael into much darker universe.
His encounter with them will teach Michael that in the term “Living Dead”, the word “living” is far more important than he thought.
The Little Vampire is an argument for using fantasy and imagination as a means of confronting childhood fears. The
film does eventually address serious questions about death and, in therein, we’ll discover that the haunted house residents aren’t the real threat, but rather allies against true darkness. The skull of the Captain of the Dead isn’t meant to terrorize, but to protect.
BASED ON JOANN SFAR’S NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER, COMIC BOOK, PUBLISHED BY DELCOURT, IN OVER 15 LANGUAGES
Date | 2018-02-28 |
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Format | Feature Films |
Technique | 2D |
Type | Technical Services |
Director | Joann Sfar |
Producer | Panache Productions // Studiocanal // Autochenille Production |
Assistant production |
Cécilia Bernabé |
Lead Animator |
Corinne Kuyl Nicolas Sainte-Rose |
Animation |
Nicolas Fong
Camiel Hermans
Paul Vibert-Vallet
David Chambolle
Bob Wolkers
Sarah Brûlé
Andréa Spada
Margot Reumont
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Lead assistant |
Paul Adelys
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Animation Assistant |
Laura Piette
Sarah Marchand
Amélie Coquelet
Rachel Syfer
Margot Reumont
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