The drama sets up the story very well so that we clearly understand the situations and emotions our characters are experiencing as well as their motives right from the beginning. During the first couple episodes, we get a little back story of our character’s childhoods and teen years to set up the drama.

Pinocchio is one of those dramas that I fell for right from episode 1, and it just got better the more I watched. The two go on a journey of self-discovery that forces them to face some uncomfortable truths.

The streamer’s upcoming projects include next month’s comedy “Back to the Outback, Richard Linklater’s “Apollo 10 ½: A Space Age Childhood,” Guillermo del Toro’s “Pinocchio” Lupita Nyong’o’s “Sulwe” and an “Aardman” sequel to “Chicken Run.Pinocchio tells the story a man whose life was devastated by corrupt reporters who seeks to reveal their true motives by becoming one himself and a girl who suffers from Pinocchio Syndrome which results in her being unable to lie without hiccupping. The animated film is the latest among Netflix’s growing slate of original animated features, which boasts the Academy Award-nominated “Klaus,” Kris Pearn’s “The Willoughbys,” Academy Award-nominated “Over the Moon” from Glen Keane and “The Mitchells vs. 30, with the exception of France, Belgium, Indonesia, Japan, Korea and China. 24 and begins streaming globally on the platform on Nov.

“The Summit of the Gods” will be released in theaters on Nov. The animated film’s writers are credited as Jean-Charles Ostorero (collaboration), Imbert (adaptation, dialogue, screenplay) and Magali Pouzol (adaptation, dialogue, screenplay), with Ostorero also on board as a producer, alongside Didier Brunner (“The Triplets of Belleville”), Damien Brunner (“Wolfwalkers”), Stephan Roelants (“The Breadwinner”). “The Summit of the Gods” was directed by Imbert (who earned the César award for “The Big Bad Fox and Other Tales”) and debuted as an official selection at the 2021 Cannes Film Festival in the filmmaker’s native French. Acting alongside Ting, Barnet and Agena are Ray Yamamoto as Buntaro, Gedde Watanabe (“Sixteen Candles”) as a magazine editor, Clyde Kusatsu (“Paradise Road”) as Sherpa, Chris Naoki Lee (“The Terror”) as Inoue and Paul Nakauchi as Ito.

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