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April and the Extraordinary World

April and the Extraordinary World
April and the Extraordinary World

Film Details

Year

2015

Duration

106 minutes

Genres

Animation, Family

Language

French (English subtitles)


Synopsis

In an alternate past where electricity hasn’t yet been discovered and the Napoleonic Empire was never defeated, Paris is run by steam power and any scientists not working to forward the aims of the Empire have mysteriously disappeared. April is an orphan from a long line of scientists, whose parents have been tragically killed in a freak accident while on the run from the police. With the help of her cat Darwin – who can talk thanks to an early prototype of an invincibility serum her parents were working on – April spends her life in her secret lab trying to complete their work and keep her progress hidden from the Empire’s spies in this imaginative animated adventure.

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Mild violence, threat, mild bad language.

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