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Set in Paris in the year 1910, the film centers on a monster who lives in a garden and his love for a beautiful, young singer. Meanwhile a wacky inventor, his camera-crazy best friend, and a madcap monkey are on a mission to protect the beast as he holds a rare and special talent.
From its curiously light opening to its emotive climax, the best thing about this animation is that it gets better and better as you grow into its own little world.
A heady, intoxicating blend of the romantic majesty and rich culture of the City of Lights and the legacy provided by a century of great animation from both sides of the Atlantic courses through this beautiful film's DNA.
Bibo Bergeron's charmingly animated but fiendishly plotted feature is up for an Oscar and just about deserves the compliment for originality, if not for its storyline.
'A Monster in Paris' borrows some of its tics from silent cinema, but it also reaches out to films such as 'Frankenstein', 'Phantom of the Opera', 'The Fly' and 'King Kong' for inspiration.