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1, 2, 3... Leon !
Program of 4 short films: 1) AT MADAME POULE: Poor Madame Poule! His chicken elder does as he pleases. He looks up at the dishes she is preparing for him. Until the day when she has had enough ... 2) THE SEWN MOUTH: A character with a sad and lost look gets on a bus with a pizza in his hands. He is almost seated when the driver falls suddenly. His pizza flies and falls ... 3) IS: A little girl has a nervous breakdown after an argument with her parents. But what can she do to calm down? 4) THE WINTER OF LEON: Winter is falling on the kingdom and the mountain ogre takes away the beautiful princess Mélie Pain d'Epice. Leon, a young bear adopted by a couple of beekeepers, runs away and falls into the hands of Boniface, the storyteller.
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Plot Summary
This is a charming family comedy about a young boy named Leon who dreams of becoming a magician. His life takes an unexpected turn when he discovers a magical wand that grants him extraordinary powers. Leon must learn to control his newfound abilities while navigating the challenges of everyday life, friendship, and family. The film is a lighthearted adventure filled with humor and heartwarming moments.
Critical Reception
'1, 2, 3... Leon !' was generally well-received by audiences, particularly for its family-friendly content and whimsical premise. Critics often highlighted its lighthearted tone and appeal to younger viewers, though some noted its simple narrative. It's considered a sweet, unpretentious film that delivers on its promise of gentle entertainment.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its innocent charm and appeal to children.
Enjoyed for its lighthearted and whimsical magical theme.
Considered a pleasant, if straightforward, family viewing experience.
Google audience: Audience feedback for '1, 2, 3... Leon !' is limited, but generally indicates appreciation for its family-friendly nature and positive messaging. Viewers found it to be a delightful and uncomplicated film suitable for younger audiences.
Fun Fact
The film was the directorial debut of Xavier Gélin, who also co-wrote the screenplay.
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