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Renaissance is a French animated movie, a science-fiction detective movie, co-produced in France, United Kingdom and Luxembourg, directed by Christian Volckman and released on March 15 2006 in France. The movie uses the motion capture technique to create a 3D universe, its quirkyness coming from the fact it is entirely black and white (except some few elements in color at the end of the movie). It shares some ressemblance in looks with the movie Sin City
.

Synopsis

The action takes place in Paris in 2054. The expressways along the Seine river are enclosed in glass tunnels and huge lofts seem to float in the night. Ilona Tasuiev, a young scientist and employee of the powerful Avalon conglomerate, is kidnapped for reasons unknown. Inspector Karas is leading the search...

Trivia

In a similar way to Audi with its RSQ for I, Robot
, French automaker Citroën designed a car specially for the film, imagining what a Citroën might look like in 2054.

Cast

Actors

motion capture:
*Robert Dauney .... Barthélémy Karas
*Crystal Shepherd-Cross .... Bislane Tasuiev
*Isabelle Van Waes .... Ilona Tasuiev
*Max Hayter .... Paul Dellenbach
*Marco Lorenzini .... Jonas Muller
*Jerome Causse .... Pierre Amiel
*Jean-François Wolff .... Nusrat Farfella
French voice cast:
*Patrick Floersheim .... Barthélémy Karas
*Laura Blanc .... Bislane Tasuiev
*Virginie Mery .... Ilona Tasuiev
*Gabriel Le Doze .... Paul Dellenbach
*Marc Cassot .... Jonas Muller
*Bruno Choel .... Pierre Amiel
*Marc Alfos .... Nusrat Farfella

Technical team

Director:

Christian Volckman

Original art:

Marc Miance

Scenario:
*Original story: Alexandre De La Patellière and Matthieu Delaporte
*Adaptation and dialogs: Alexandre De La Patellière, Matthieu Delaporte, Jean-Bernard Pouy and Patrick Raynal
Music:

Nicholas Dodd

Art director:

Pascal Valdes

Technical data

Duration: 105 minutes.
Black and white (except a few color details).
Production: Onyx Films and Millimages, with France 2 Cinéma and Timefirm Limited as co-producers.

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