Since January 31, 2024, movie theaters have been welcoming an animated film:"Léo, la fabuleuse histoire de Léonard de Vinci", a work that transports young and old to the heart of the Renaissance. This educational and entertaining adventure film is the work of directors Jim Capobianco, renowned for his work on"Ratatouille", and Pierre-Luc Granjon, whose creativity shone through in"L'enfant sans bouche". The voice cast includes André Dussollier, Stephen Fry and Marion Cotillard, promising total immersion in the world of this genius.
The story revolves around Leonardo da Vinci, embodied by the voice of Dussollier, a visionary mind whose inventions and discoveries continue to inspire centuries later. The film highlights his consuming passion for knowledge, his boundless imagination and his inexhaustible curiosity. Viewers are invited to follow his adventures, from the design of revolutionary machines to his anatomical research, in an era teeming with innovation and creativity.
Marion Cotillard lends her voice to a key character who accompanies Leonardo on his intellectual quests, while Stephen Fry brings a genius rival to life, creating a captivating dynamic. The film, accessible from age 8, doesn't just entertain: it educates, illustrating perseverance, creativity and the importance of pursuing one's dreams and ideas, no matter how audacious.
"Léo, la fabuleuse histoire de Léonard de Vinci" stands out for its ability to bring history to life and inspire, using animation to give a new dimension to Leonardo da Vinci's achievements. Capobianco and Granjon's work creates a bridge between past and present, showing that the spirit of innovation and discovery is timeless. This film not only promises an enriching cinematic experience for the family, but also serves as a powerful reminder that curiosity and imagination are the engines of progress.
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Dates and Opening Time
From January 31, 2024 to February 27, 2024
Recommended age
From 8 years old
Average duration
1 h
39 min
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