Directed by Benoît Daffis and Jean-Christian Tassy, Falcon Express is a family-friendly animated film for young audiences aged 6 and up. The film features a group of animals trapped in an out-of-control train, with only a resourceful raccoon named Falcon to save them. Through a fast-paced adventure full of twists and turns, the film explores the themes of courage, solidarity and cunning. Featuring the voices of Damien Ferrette, Kaycie Chase and Hervé Jolly, the film promises an eventful journey through a colorful animal world.
Falcon Express will be released in cinemas from July 2, 2025.
The trailer reveals a glimpse of the adventures of the train, the wacky animals and the evil badger Hans, in an animated setting that blends humor and suspense.
Synopsis: Trapped in a speeding train, a group of pets must thwart the plans of Hans, a vengeful badger. While the crash seems inevitable, the animals can count on Falcon, a clever and resourceful raccoon, ready to do anything to save them!
Falcon Express is aimed at children aged 6 and over and their families, in the tradition of animated films featuring anthropomorphic animals and collective adventures. The dynamic tone and accessible humor are reminiscent of productions such as Zootopie and Comme des bêtes, with a French aesthetic close to Toulouse-based TAT Studios. Young viewers will find a variety of characters, comic twists and positive messages about helping others, resourcefulness and surpassing oneself.
Falcon Express is a French animation production by a team with experience in children's films. The screenplay is by David Alaux and Éric Tosti, known for their collaboration on projects such as Terra Willy and Les As de la jungle. The voice cast includes Damien Ferrette, Kaycie Chase and Hervé Jolly, who energetically portray animals with distinctive personalities. The film has been designed for a summer release, ideally placed to appeal to young viewers during the school vacations.
Falcon Express is an animated family film about an out-of-control train and a band of animals on a quest for survival. Directed by Benoît Daffis and Jean-Christian Tassy, with a screenplay by David Alaux and Éric Tosti, this French film for children aged 6 and up combines action, humor and adventure. It will be released on July 2, 2025.
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