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Beijing Bicycle(2001)
Beijing Bicycle(2001)
Moving and emotional Chinese drama that sees a battle over the ownership of a bicycle.
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Year
2003
Duration
80 minutes
Genres
Animation
Language
French (English subtitles)
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Synopsis
French cartoon Belleville Rendez-Vous tells the story of Champion, an orphan raised by his grandmother Madame Souza. After she gives him a tricycle as a child, he grows up to take part in the legendary cycle race the Tour de France - only to get himself kidnapped along the way. With every scene more wildly imaginative than the one before it, Belleville Rendez-Vous is a unique experience - and one of the most dazzling cartoons you'll ever see.
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Contains mild (animated) nudity and some moderate violence
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