#Dilili à Paris

[felixrulezz]

le soleil et la pluie is my guilty pleasure dilili in paris is the worst movie i’ve ever seen but they cooked with this song

[teddytoroa]

tagged by @coprinellus-cluster !!😌🍄

favourite colour: ough its gotta be green. though pink is a very close second. also brown my beloved wife brown.

last song: pretty sure it was De Selby Part 2 by Hozier...im really loving his new direction his new album is soooo good

currently reading: I'm about to start Ugly: the aesthetics of everything by Stephen Bayley, which i read back in uni and loved bc it's about how our aesthetic tastes have been changed and shaped over the course of human civilization

currently watching: right this actual second im watching Michel Ocelot's Dilili à Paris!! It's pretty fun so far, i like Ocelot's work and his style, and the multimedia approach to this film & the overall plot & composition gives it a point and click game feel to it which probably isn't for everyone but I'm enjoying it. Also Dilili is a delightful character i do adore her and i like how explicit the film is about her being biracial and how it affects her life while not making it the focus of the story

currently craving: ohhh my god.....im literally always craving something it's one of my many curses.....right now it's smoked fish on crackers with cornichons on the side and a hibiscus lemonade, two days ago it was confit tomato on thick ciabatta toast with buttery scrambled eggs...im never not desperate for some specific as hell meal that usually isnt even accessible to me its a terrible burden to carry

coffee or tea: gotta be rooibos tea but specifically the variety they carry at tradeaid. i tried Bos brand rooibos the other day and it had this really harsh medicinal smell and taste i wasnt happy with. a good masala chai is my other love but most places dont do decaf masala chai since its made with black tea sadly

ummmm tagging @ghibli @charmophron @effemimaniac @maeonline @sunblocks and anyone else who feels like doin an ask game on this fine friday night

[neovallense]

[madeleineengland]

"But you're not painting the same thing!"

"Oh no. Monet thinks nothing but colors. Renoir thinks nothing but happiness"

- Dilili à Paris (2018)

[galaxiarick]

Dilili à Paris  

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Dilili em Paris

[lentecreativo]

[olvaheiner]

Dilili à Paris (2018)

[37storms]

Hey Hi (: I’m back with my new video tutorial about how I paint “starry nights” with watercolors and white gouache. It’s a romantic composition requested by my lovely friend Cher. I decided to draw my favorite original characters: Michael and Frey O’Reilly (my couple ❤️ I missed to draw them, honestly!) The music is one of my daily improvisation on piano.  This style is freely inspired by one of my favorite artists of all the time: Michel Ocelot. You should watch how beautiful his movies are: "Princes et Princesses" or "Dilili à Paris". ❣ I will be so happy if you will subscribe to my new Youtube channel, we will have art adventures all together and you can do a request if you want a specific tutorial. 

Wishing to you a beautiful and productive day.  ♡ 

[poumpatate]

20, 25 and 42 for the ask thing!!

20. An underrated director. 

I’m really sorry but I don’t think I actually am familiar enough with any director to really have that kind of opinion. I’d like to say more people should watch Michel Ocelot’s movies, but the truth is he’s not that underrated and Dilili à Paris was fun but still a bit disappointing.

25. A movie you’ve seen that you think no one else’s here will have heard of?

I’m gonna ask my old childhood memories for that one and dig out that awful animated movie that was The Legend of Mulan by Darko Perovic. Not the Disney one, so. I guess it’s more of a “I hope no one saw that thing for their own good” than a “I know no one saw that thing”.

42. A movie that made you go ‘wtf was that’.

Les Triplettes de Belleville. Not in a bad way. It’s just really confusing and slightly terrifying when you’re like 7 y/o. But really cool. Especially the frog fishing scene. Ka-boum.                          

No mention of Les Demoiselles de Rochefort here (love your profile picture btw) but it appears that the only cinema I can talk about is animated cinema. Oops.

Thank you for asking !

[scarytheory]

2020 IN FILM

69) Dilili in Paris

(Dilili à Paris, Michel Ocelot, France, 2018)

[luisianatv]

Os Lançamentos Para O Cinema em Fevereiro de 2020 - Parte 2

O Preço da Verdade - Dark Waters (20/02)

Sinopse: No longa, Mark Rufallo interpreta um advogado de defesa corporativo que fez fama trabalhando em casos de grandes empresas de químicos. Quando fazendeiros chamam sua atenção para mortes que podem estar ligadas ao lixo tóxico de uma grande corporação, ele embarca em uma luta pela verdade, em um processo judicial que dura anos e põe em risco sua carreira, sua família e seu futuro pessoal e profissional. O Preço da Verdade - Dark Waters estreia dia 20 de fevereiro em todo o Brasil.

O Homem Invisível (27/02)

Sinopse: O que você não pode ver, pode te machucar. A vencedora do Emmy, Elisabeth Moss (Nós, Handmaid’s Tale/Hulu) estrela um conto aterrorizante e moderno sobre obsessão, inspirado no clássico personagem do universo de monstros da Universal.Presa a um relacionamento violento e controlador com um rico e brilhante cientista, Cecilia Kass (Moss) escapa na calada da noite e desaparece, para se esconder, com a ajuda de sua irmã (Harriet Dyer, The InBetween/NBC), de sua amiga de infância (Aldis Hodge, Straight Outta Compton) e de sua filha adolescente (Storm Reid, Euphoria/HBO). Mas quando o ex abusivo de Cecilia (Oliver Jackson-Cohen, A Maldição da Residência Hill/ Netflix) comete suicídio e deixa para ela uma porção generosa de sua vasta fortuna, Cecilia suspeita que sua morte tenha sido uma farsa. À medida que uma série de coincidências sinistras se torna letal, ameaçando a vida de quem ela ama, a sanidade de Cecilia começa a se desfazer quando ela tenta desesperadamente provar que está sendo caçada por alguém que ninguém pode ver. O Homem Invisível estreia dia 27 de fevereiro em todo o Brasil.

A Hora de Sua Morte (27/02)

Sinopse: Em A Hora de Sua Morte, uma jovem freira baixa um aplicativo no smartphone que promete prever o momento e a data da morte das pessoas. Quando o app indica que ela tem três dias de vida restantes, a freira luta para sobreviver ao mesmo tempo em que enfrenta uma misteriosa criatura que a assombra. A Hora de Sua Morte estreia dia 27 de fevereiro em todo o Brasil.

Todos os lançamentos de fevereiro de 2020 nos cinemas

06/02 Jojo Rabbit Aves de Rapina: Arlequina e sua Emancipação Fantabulosa A Chance de Fahim Quem me Ama, me Segue!

13/02 Sonic – O Filme O Grito Antologia da Cidade Fantasma Cicatrizes Dilili em Paris

20/02 Maria e João: O Conto das Bruxas Dolittle Luta por Justiça O Chamado da Floresta O Preço da Verdade Frankie Liberté O Jovem Ahmed De Quem é o Sutiã?

27/02 O Homem Invisível A Hora da Sua Morte Meu Nome é Sara Uma Vida Oculta Você Não Estava Aqui Jovens Polacas Martin Eden Tarde para Morrer Jovem

Obrigado por acessar o CanalOneStop.com

[etoileducinema]

Dilili à Paris, Michel Ocelot 2018

[bande-dessinee]

Michel Ocelot’s last animated movie “Dilili à Paris” has been acquired by Samuel Goldwyn Films. There isn’t a release date yet.

Synopsis:

“Dilili, our young hero, gets caught up in a mystery plot that will take her through the upper reaches and lower depths of Paris. In the course of her investigation, she vistis incredible places and encounters a series of extraordinary character. Each of these adventures provide her with clues that will help in her quest to save the women of Paris”.

[mmepastel]

On a enfin vu, en famille, Dilili à Paris, de Michel Ocelot. Quelle merveille !

Certes, l’aventure est plaisante (et engagée !), la petite Dilili franco-kanak est effrontée et polie à souhait, mais ce qui m’a plu, évidemment, c’est la reconstitution détaillée de la Belle Époque, avec l’architecture Art Nouveau (ah les immeubles de Guimard, les affiches de Muscha !), les rêves pas si absurdes de Jules Verne, le boom de la science (Marie Curie et Louis Pasteur) et tous les artistes qui foisonnent dans la capitale, Sarah Bernhardt, Colette, Matisse, Monet, Renoir, Toulouse-Lautrec, Proust... et même Edward, le futur roi d’Angleterre !

J’adore le passage dans la demeure de Sarah Bernhart, avec son guépard ramené de Londres, le jardin extraordinaire et le lit non moins incroyable d’Emile Gallé avec sphinx et opale.

C’est très beau, et ça fait du bien de voir un dessin animé au rythme normal, avec des références culturelles et une idéologie humaniste et disons-le, féministe.

[catleen9]

Egy hónap múlva kezdődik a 16. Anilogue Nemzetközi Animációs Filmfesztivál

Egy hónap múlva kezdődik a 16. Anilogue Nemzetközi Animációs Filmfesztivál

2018. november 28-tól öt napon keresztül a budapesti mozivásznakon rendeznek villámcsődületet az elmúlt év legizgalmasabb animációs sztárjai. A 16. Anilogue Nemzetközi Animációs Filmfesztiválon idén 300 animációs rövidfilmet és 10 egész estés filmet láthat majd a közönség, köztük Mamoru Hosoda legújabb filmjét, a Mirait. A budapesti animációs seregszemlét egy legendás francia rendező, a Kirikou…

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