The Triplets of Belleville

Synopsis

The Triplets of Belleville (Les Triplettes de Belleville) is a visually stunning and captivating animated film directed by Sylvain Chomet and released in 2003. The story revolves around Madame Souza and her determined pursuit to rescue her cyclist grandson Champion, who is kidnapped during the Tour de France. With the help of her loyal dog Bruno and the eponymous triplets from Belleville, Madame Souza embarks on a wild and quirky adventure filled with music, mystery, and heartwarming moments. The film's unique animation style, eccentric characters, and imaginative storytelling create a charming and unforgettable cinematic experience that transcends language barriers and resonates with audiences of all ages.

Cast

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  Suzy Falk

  Triplet (voice)

• Lina Boudreau

  Triplet (voice)

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  Betty Bonifassi

  Triplet (voice)

• Michèle Caucheteux

  Triplet (voice)

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  Jean-Claude Donda

  General Gaulle / Sports Commentators / Homeless (voice)

• Mari-Lou Gauthier

  Triplet (voice)

Reviews

The Triplets of Belleville has received critical acclaim for its creativity, originality, and masterful animation. Rotten Tomatoes praises the film's 'whimsical charm' and rates it at 94%, highlighting its 'gorgeous animation' and 'offbeat humor'. IMDb reviewers have given it a solid rating of 7.7/10, with many commending the film's attention to detail and quirky characters. Metacritic rates the movie at an impressive 91/100, lauding its 'eclectic soundtrack' and 'innovative storytelling'. The New York Times describes The Triplets of Belleville as 'a delightful animated treat' that 'pushes the boundaries of conventional animation'. With its enchanting visuals and heartfelt narrative, the film has left a lasting impact on both critics and viewers alike.