Sylvain Chomet

Sylvain Chomet's (The Triplets of Belleville) new animated charmer packed with lively little jokes. Based on an unfilmed script by French comic Jacques Tati, it's the tale of a music hall magician who travels (with truculent white rabbit) from Paris to London to Scotland in pursuit of ever-smaller stages for his one-man show.

The first film from French animation auteur Sylvain Chomet, a comedy employing Chomet's unique stylings, music, pantomime and very little dialogue. Triplets screened at Cannes 2003 and was Oscar-nominated for Best Animated Film.

Director Sylvain Chomet's (The Triplets of Belleville, The Illusionist) first live-action film - a deadpan, absurd comedy in the vein of Buster Keaton - about a mute, sweet-natured man-child whose reawakened childhood memories unleash marvellous musical fantasies.