The Triplets of Belleville
Why this pick
A visually idiosyncratic French animated fable with near-silent comic storytelling, grotesque warmth, and a wonderfully strange world built through expressive design.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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Why this pick
A visually idiosyncratic French animated fable with near-silent comic storytelling, grotesque warmth, and a wonderfully strange world built through expressive design.
Why this pick
Its delicate, dialogue-light animation and bittersweet comic sensibility make it a strong fit if The Suicide Shop’s melancholy beneath the whimsy was the appeal.
Why this pick
A stop-motion film that finds bright humour and tenderness around painful subjects, balancing stylised character design with emotional resilience in a way that complements The Suicide Shop.
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Its clay-animated, dryly comic approach to loneliness and despair has the same willingness to make dark material oddly sweet, visually distinctive, and humane.
Why this pick
Its shift into bold, hallucinatory animation and satirical view of a bleak future suit the film’s taste for colourful visual invention paired with darkly comic ideas.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Mishima

Le joli garçon