On July 24, 2024, the animated family film Goodbye Monster, directed by Jianming Huang, arrives in cinemas. The film features the voices of Kai Wang, Zhe Zhang and Lei Zhang. Known for his innovative animation work, Jianming Huang plunges us this time into the fantastic world of Kunlun. The story follows Bai Ze, a great healer, who must overcome the consequences of his actions to protect his island.
In the Goodbye Monster universe, the world of Kunlun is made up of thousands of peaceful islands. However, this harmony is being disrupted by evil forces threatening to destroy everything. Bai Ze, a respected healer, tries to protect his island, but his reckless actions endanger those he loves. Banished by his masters, he spends seven years in exile before returning to his homeland to redeem himself and confront the darkness.
Goodbye Monster is aimed primarily at families and young children aged eight and over. The film is distinguished by its spectacular animation and richly detailed world, which should captivate young viewers and their parents alike. Fans of films such as The Voyage of Chihiro and The Moving Castle are sure to appreciate the emotional depth and originality of this new work.
With Goodbye Monster, Jianming Huang offers us a captivating family film that promises to be an unforgettable visual and emotional adventure. Scheduled for release on July 24, 2024, moviegoers can look forward to a unique experience, combining tradition and modernity in the animated world of Kunlun.
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