French film director and animator, best known for Les Triplettes de Belleville (2003) and L'illusioniste (The Illusionist).

French film director and animator active since the 1990s. Gained attention with the short La Vielle Dame Et Les Pigeon and international recognition for Les Triplettes de Belleville (2003). L'illusioniste adapts material related to Jacques Tati themes.

DeBaser hosts a small selection of reviews on Sylvain Chomet focused on his animated work and satire. Critics praise his visual style, dark humour and references to early-century cinema. Standouts discussed here include Les Triplettes de Belleville, La Vielle Dame Et Les Pigeon and L'illusioniste. Reviews treat his work as sophisticated, adult-oriented animation.

For:Fans of auteur animation, adult-oriented animated films, and cinematic satire

 The curtain falls like a guillotine.

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 I see the pigeons as a metaphor for the powerful, who control the poor, feast at their expense, and even "shit" on them.

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 A truly beautiful, entertaining, and refined film, just long enough not to be tiring or pedantic, and above all, another demonstration of the fact that animated cinema has finally emerged from the "children's film" ghetto and can be a spokesperson for a certain way of storytelling otherwise impossible to represent with real or live-action actors.

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