The feature-length French animated film is on the rise. To emphasise this, Michel Ocelot, one of the pacesetters, has been invited as guest of honour by the Cinekid children's film festival. Tonight, he was also presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award, which he accepted with a modest protest. As an animation filmmaker, Michel Ocelot (1943) considers himself still an adolescent with much to discover.
Met zijn op Afrikaanse sprookjes gebaseerde Kirikou et la sorcière (1998) verwierf Ocelot wereldfaam en inspi...
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