Mars Express Trailer #1 (2024)

Check out the new trailer for Mars Express directed by Jérémie Périn!

US Release Date: May 3, 2024
Starring: Daniel Njo Lobé, Léa Drucker, Mathieu Amalric
Director: Jérémie Périn
Synopsis: In 2200, private detective Aline Ruby and her android partner Carlos Rivera are hired by a wealthy businessman to track down a notorious hacker. On Mars, they descend deep into the underbelly of the planet's capital city where they uncover a darker story of brain farms, corruption, and a missing girl who holds a secret about the robots that threatens to change the face of the universe.

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[epigoneofchaos]

So glad this movie is reaching english-speaking audiences !
I'm french, and animated movies other than kid stuff are a quite rare occurence in french cinema, and are sadly underperforming most of the times.

[FrancoisLC-sm]

Already seen it three times when it came out last year in France! It's a f*cking masterpiece, don't miss it. Tons of ideas per minutes, it never thinks the viewer is an idiot who needs to be explained everything he see, in fact the movie trust 100% the intelligence of his audience. And a solid police investigation story, with some philosophical elements built on it! Don't miss it!

[Billy-bcpk]

Atmosphere and story look really good. French sci-fi has always been pretty cool, especially with stuff like Crisis Jung, Immortal Ad Vitam, and Chrysalis. It's good to see more French sci-fi crop up becuase we're sorely in need of more of it.

[morvent]

Can a robot write a symphony? Can a robot turn a canvas into a beautiful masterpiece?

“Can you?”

[dalemsilas]

"Hey! You human..?
Human or robot?"

That put Chills through my spine

[erob]

Man I love these "Ai vs human genre with a lovable Ai sidekick" genre

[philippegimenez]

Watched it in a local cinema in France; knew the director from Crisis Jung etc, and the storytelling delivers. The theme (transhumanism) may not be new, but it's masterfully used. I'd say you got to see it more like a "noir" movie, where all the puzzle pieces fall into place in the end.

[Eddafred]

Getting some serious Ergo Proxy vibes. Which is definitely a good thing.

[DensetsuVII]

Saw this at Animation is Film 2023 - immaculate craftsmanship, intense action - a worthy successor to the Blade Runner genre. Any animation/sci-fi fan needs to see this.

[VinMisini]

Incredible art style, dialogue, and plot. i cannot believe this is a French animated film. well done. 10.10

[Battogami]

Looks good! Getting obvious Bladerunner, Armitage, iRobot, etc vibes but tons of movies have similarities with others and this looks like it has its own ideas so I definitely wanna see it

[ekiti]

Ghost in the Shell having all these newcomers paying homage. ❤

[codgodthegreat]

I caught this at a local film festival and very glad I did, absolutely worth the watch

[JosephDutra]

This film is going to fly under everyone's radar but this really is one of the Best Films of 2024!

[Hinto]

Local film festival just showed this and it was great, lots of cool and interesting ideas packed in there. Definitely one to watch!

[randomviwer]

Reminds me of:
The Second Renaissance Part 1&2

[AnimeSlaps]

Saw this today. Hooked. Can be a universe all by itself. Hope there's another installation!

[loser]

Its so frustrating that the only movie theater that's playing this movie "near me" IS 30 MILES AWAY

[michaelkeaton]

Saw it a few month back, it's such a good movie, very well paced with lots of details, it's a very dense story that makes you feel like it's a 2 hour movie when it really lasts only an hour and a half, it's very good

[marcodragneel]

Ghostin the shell inspired look and story awesome Win for western animation