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Gandahar (1988) 6.9
An evil force from a 1000 years in the future begins to destroy an idyllic paradise, where the citizens are in perfect harmony with nature. Director:René Laloux |
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Sylvain
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Catherine Chevallier | ... |
Airelle
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Georges Wilson | ... |
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Ambisextra
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Blaminhor
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Christine Paris | ... |
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Claude Degliame | ... |
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Olivier Cruveiller | ... |
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Jean-Pierre Jorris | ... |
Transformés
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Dominique Maurin | ... |
Transformés
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Jean-Jacques Scheffer | ... |
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Jean Saudray | ... |
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Frédéric Witta | ... |
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Philippe Noël | ... |
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Gandahar is a utopian world of rare beauty and tranquility, the result of extensive mutation and genetic experimentation. But the perfect peace is shattered when a mysterious evil force invades this idyllic serenity, turning people into stone with petrifying rays. The Council of Women hold court and decide to send Sylvain, son of Queen Ambisextra, on a mission to destroy the enemy. Together with the beautiful and adventurous Arielle, the enemy that Sylvain eventually discovers very far from his home is the ultimate failure of Gandaharian scientific experimentation. It is a giant brain known as the Metamorphis, which has created an indestructible army of metal men to destroy Gandahar. Sylvain must battle the Metamorphis, but not until 1000 years in the future. Written by Morpheus
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Country:
FranceLanguage:
FrenchRelease Date:
2 March 1988 (France) See more »Also Known As:
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about time and utopic realities. The animation is wonderful and detailed. Everything serves perfectly the telling of the story. And the hand of Asimov is not only in the novel, but also in the adaptation to the screen, so that is faithful to his representation of life. Worth watching a few times.