The City of Lost Children

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French film dark fantasy film feature film film science fantasy film

The City of Lost Children is a visually striking 1995 French science-fantasy film by Jean-Pierre Jeunet and Marc Caro, known for its dark fairy-tale atmosphere and surreal steampunk world.

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	French film → dark fantasy film → feature film → film → science fantasy film →
artDirectionStyle	surreal →
castMember	Daniel Emilfork → Dominique Pinon → Geneviève Brunet → Jean-Claude Dreyfus → Judith Vittet → Mireille Mossé → Odile Mallet → Ron Perlman →
cinematographer	Darius Khondji →
composer	Angelo Badalamenti →
countryOfOrigin	France →
director	Jean-Pierre Jeunet → Marc Caro →
distributor	UGC Fox Distribution →
editor	Hervé Schneid →
festivalScreening	1995 Cannes Film Festival →
filmingLocation	France →
genre	adventure film → dark fantasy → science fantasy → steampunk →
languageVersion	French-language version →
mainCharacter	Krank → Miette → One →
narrativeFocus	kidnapping of children for dream experiments →
notableFor	distinctive color grading → elaborate production design → use of practical effects →
originalLanguage	French →
originalTitle	La Cité des enfants perdus →
producer	Claudie Ossard →
productionCompany	Constellation Productions → StudioCanal →
releaseDate	1995-05-17 →
releaseYear	1995 →
runtimeMinutes	112 →
screenwriter	Gilles Adrien NERFINISHED → Jean-Pierre Jeunet → Marc Caro →
setting	dystopian port city →
title	The City of Lost Children →
visualStyle	dark fairy-tale atmosphere → steampunk →

Referenced by (5)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Ron Perlman → Ron Perlman →	notableWork
Darius Khondji →	knownFor
The City of Lost Children →	title
Darius Khondji →	workedOn