Les Triplettes de Belleville (2003), réalisé par Sylvain Chomet, est un film d'animation franco-canadien reconnu pour son style visuel singulier, son humour noir, et sa narration presque muette. Il suit Champion, un jeune coureur cycliste enlevé pendant le Tour de France, et sa grand-mère Madame Souza qui part à sa recherche avec l'aide des mystérieuses Triplettes, anciennes stars de music-hall. Le film mélange satire sociale, hommage au cinéma muet et à l'âge d'or des revues, et une esthétique rétro inspirée des illustrations et de l'animation traditionnelle.
: A largely wordless, hand-drawn animated feature directed by Sylvain Chomet.
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Before solving the technical issues, it is worth understanding the demand. Les Triplettes de Belleville is not your average cartoon. It follows Madame Souza, a plucky elderly woman, and her loyal, obese dog Bruno as they chase down her kidnapped cyclist grandson (Champion) across a surreal, monstrously exaggerated version of America—here called “Belleville.”
: Madame Souza was based on an idea of a Portuguese lady with a clubfoot, while the kidnappers (the French Mafia) were designed as tall, rectangular figures to make them instantly recognizable without speech.
