Films pour enfants

Poussière

Animated film for children

What if dust grains preserved human memory?

Synopsis

Long forgotten at the bottom of a drawer, a grain of dust will accidentally escape and experience a new adventure.

Poussière
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Poussière © EMCA (Ecole des Métiers du Cinéma d'Animation d'Angoulême)

Commentary on the film

A “too cute” speck of dust, as the children would say. The idea of ​​personifying dust is reminiscent of the “Noiraudes”, soot ball characters in the cartoon My Neighbor Totoro directed by Hayao Miyazaki. But beyond this adorable and touching character, the idea that grains of dust could preserve the memory of humans is very poetic. Children, from 2 years old, will really enjoy discovering this touching story and following the adventures of the hero and school teachers will be able to develop the theme with their students: What if dust had a memory... Good luck!

TitlePoussière

ThemeDiscovery

Genre & keywordsLiving World, Narrative, Poetic, Strange creatures

Recommended age3 years old

Duration6 min 2 s

DirectorLeyla Kaddoura Nicolas Ughen Vic Chhun

ProductionEMCA (Ecole des Métiers du Cinéma d'Animation d'Angoulême)

Year of production2011

Country of productionFrance

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