Reviewed by Andra Zadnik
(May 2011)
Directed by: Jacques-Rémy Girerd
Written by: Benoît Chieux, Antoine Lanciaux and Iouri Tcherenkov
Featuring the voices of: John Dimaggio, Whoopie Goldberg, Matthew Modine, Wallace Shawn and James Woods
In the animated feature “Mia and the Migoo,” Jacques-Rémy Girerd creates a world that articulates the beauty (and necessity) of cel animation. In the film, Mia (voiced by newcomer Amanda Misquez) says a tearful goodbye to her mother’s grave and sets out on an adventure to find her father (Jesse Corti) who has been harmed in an accident deep within the mountains far from her town. She encounters various unique personalities on the way, along with a fascinating creature, the Migoo.
As the character travels, she moves through surroundings that look as if they were painted by a French impressionist. From a remote village to the foliage of a jungle, the animated world art director Benoît Chieux...
(May 2011)
Directed by: Jacques-Rémy Girerd
Written by: Benoît Chieux, Antoine Lanciaux and Iouri Tcherenkov
Featuring the voices of: John Dimaggio, Whoopie Goldberg, Matthew Modine, Wallace Shawn and James Woods
In the animated feature “Mia and the Migoo,” Jacques-Rémy Girerd creates a world that articulates the beauty (and necessity) of cel animation. In the film, Mia (voiced by newcomer Amanda Misquez) says a tearful goodbye to her mother’s grave and sets out on an adventure to find her father (Jesse Corti) who has been harmed in an accident deep within the mountains far from her town. She encounters various unique personalities on the way, along with a fascinating creature, the Migoo.
As the character travels, she moves through surroundings that look as if they were painted by a French impressionist. From a remote village to the foliage of a jungle, the animated world art director Benoît Chieux...
- 5/6/2011
- by admin
- Moving Pictures Magazine
Reviewed by Andra Zadnik
(May 2011)
Directed by: Jacques-Rémy Girerd
Written by: Benoît Chieux, Antoine Lanciaux and Iouri Tcherenkov
Featuring the voices of: John Dimaggio, Whoopie Goldberg, Matthew Modine, Wallace Shawn and James Woods
In the animated feature “Mia and the Migoo,” Jacques-Rémy Girerd creates a world that articulates the beauty (and necessity) of cel animation. In the film, Mia (voiced by newcomer Amanda Misquez) says a tearful goodbye to her mother’s grave and sets out on an adventure to find her father (Jesse Corti) who has been harmed in an accident deep within the mountains far from her town. She encounters various unique personalities on the way, along with a fascinating creature, the Migoo.
As the character travels, she moves through surroundings that look as if they were painted by a French impressionist. From a remote village to the foliage of a jungle, the animated world art director Benoît Chieux...
(May 2011)
Directed by: Jacques-Rémy Girerd
Written by: Benoît Chieux, Antoine Lanciaux and Iouri Tcherenkov
Featuring the voices of: John Dimaggio, Whoopie Goldberg, Matthew Modine, Wallace Shawn and James Woods
In the animated feature “Mia and the Migoo,” Jacques-Rémy Girerd creates a world that articulates the beauty (and necessity) of cel animation. In the film, Mia (voiced by newcomer Amanda Misquez) says a tearful goodbye to her mother’s grave and sets out on an adventure to find her father (Jesse Corti) who has been harmed in an accident deep within the mountains far from her town. She encounters various unique personalities on the way, along with a fascinating creature, the Migoo.
As the character travels, she moves through surroundings that look as if they were painted by a French impressionist. From a remote village to the foliage of a jungle, the animated world art director Benoît Chieux...
- 5/6/2011
- by admin
- Moving Pictures Network
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