Gandahar

1987
PG
1h 18min

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Una fuerza maligna de 1000 años en el futuro comienza a destruir un paraíso idílico, donde los ciudadanos están en perfecta armonía con la naturaleza.Una fuerza maligna de 1000 años en el futuro comienza a destruir un paraíso idílico, donde los ciudadanos están en perfecta armonía con la naturaleza.Una fuerza maligna de 1000 años en el futuro comienza a destruir un paraíso idílico, donde los ciudadanos están en perfecta armonía con la naturaleza.

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Glenn Close

Ambisextra
(English version)
(voz)

Christopher Plummer

Metamorphis
(English version)
(voz)

Pierre-Marie Escourrou

Sylvain
(voz)

Catherine Chevallier

Airelle
(voz)

Georges Wilson

Métamorphe
(voz)

Anny Duperey

Ambisextra
(voz)

Jean-Pierre Ducos

Blaminhor
(voz)

Christine Paris

Porte-parole
(voz)

Zaïra Benbadis

Voix Enregistrées
(voz)

Claude Degliame

Voix Enregistrées
(voz)

Olivier Cruveiller

Homme-métal
(voz)

Jean-Pierre Jorris

Transformés
(voz)

Dominique Maurin

Transformés
(voz)
(as Dominique Maurin-Collignon)

Jean-Jacques Scheffer

Transformés
(voz)

Jean Saudray

Transformés
(voz)

Frédéric Witta

Transformés
(voz)

Philippe Noël

Transformés
(voz)

Philippe Duclos

Transformés
(voz)

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Trivia
The film is based on the 1969 novel "Les Hommes-machines contre Gandahar" (The Machine-Men versus Gandahar) by Jean-Pierre Andrevon.

Citas
Sylvain: My quest began with a riddle: "In a thousand years, Gandahar was destroyed, and all its people massacred. A thousand years ago, Gandahar will be saved, and what can't be avoided will be."

Versiones alternativas
The Miramax Dubbed version is edited from the original French release. Most of the editing is from the first 36 minutes from the film. In the Miramax cut there is a new introduction of a quote by Issac Asimov, and an extended ending using footage from earlier in the film. The French cut ends with the head floating through the air. The French version contains roughly 6 minutes and 37 seconds more footage than the Miramax version(not including the Opening Titles and Credits). A lot of this is dialogue and more intimate scenes between Sylvain and Airelle in the nest and on the ship to Métamorphe. There is also a sequence cut of the black robots which is also shown in a montage inside Métamorphe later in the film.

Conexiones
Edited into The History of the Hands (2016)

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It's not as bad as some people want to make you think. "Time Masters" is much better, but if you like "Time Masters" (and like it much more than "The Fantastic Planet") then you'll probably like "Gandahar" (aka "Light Years") too.

It's true, it has a lot of talk, but that's because it HAS a real story instead of other so called adult animation movies. The music wasn't bad (I even find it good), but especially one music was getting on my nerves at the end of the film. The animation isn't a breakthrough either, but with it's light effects and the fantastic backgrounds it was 100 times better than the animation in Fantastic Planet. On the other hand it's falling to dust if compared to the best Japanese animation films at that time like "Akira" for example.

Go and decide for yourself!