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It's a male.
April and the Extraordinary World.Christian Desmares and Franck Ekinci, 2015.
Synopsis: In an alternate France stuck in the 19th century, a young girl tries to find her disappeared scientist parents. Scientist disappear here.
How does it look? Steampunkish. And the animation fits it to a T. It's very crisp, very detailed! Reminds me of Persepolis.
What did I like? It's a thriller! Action and adventure never stops, never let's up and is always clear and interesting. All of this is anchored by a very imaginative and tangible setting. The characters are fine, Darwin is my favorite. Did I mention the world-building is amazing?
So, yeah, this movie is tons of fun.
What didn't I like? Sorry Darwin. No matter how much you ship them and say they like each other and all, I just didn't buy the romance between April and Julius. Felt forced.
Final thoughts: Yeah, science, bitch!
I liked this one too. Creative, unpredictable and strange.
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