The City of Lost Children (1995)
La cité des enfants perdus
Where happily ever after is just a dream.
112 min
A scientist in a surrealist society kidnaps children to steal their dreams, hoping that they slow his aging process.
- Release date
- May 17, 1995
- Country of origin
- Spain, France, Germany
- Music
- Angelo Badalamenti
- Budget
- $18,000,000
- Box office
- $1,738,611
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Trailer
Soundtrack
- Marcello's Theme / Who Will Take My Dreams Away? / The City of Lost Children's Themeinstrumental7:14
- Brain's Birthdayinstrumental3:15
- Children Save Oneinstrumental3:14
- Death to the Twinsinstrumental4:05
- Opium Princeinstrumental2:33
- Radiator Warninstrumental2:13
- Key to Victoryinstrumental1:20
- Dream Journeyinstrumental4:14
- Lovely Mietteinstrumental4:17
- Attempted Executioninstrumental2:36
- Fleawalker's Nightmareinstrumental2:19
- Street Player's Last Playinstrumental2:42
Cast
- Ron Perlman as One
- Dominique Pinon as Le scaphandrier
- Judith Vittet as Miette
- Daniel Emilfork as Krank
- Jean-Claude Dreyfus as Marcello
- Geneviève Brunet as La Pieuvre
- Odile Mallet as La Pieuvre
- Mireille Mossé as Mademoiselle Bismuth
- Serge Merlin as Gabriel Marie (Cyclops Leader)
- Rufus as Peeler
- Ticky Holgado as Ex-Acrobat
- Cris Huerta as Father
- Jean-Louis Trintignant as L'oncle Irvin (voice)
- Mapi Galán as Lune
- Alexis Pivot as Tadpole
- François Hadji-Lazaro as Killer
- Dominique Bettenfeld as Bogdan
- Lotfi Yahya Jedidi as Melchior
- Thierry Gibault as Brutus
- Marc Caro as Brother Ange-Joseph
- Ham Chau Luong as Tattoo Artist
- Frankie Pain as Barmaid
- Enrique Villanueva as Spainard
- Dominique Chevalier as Tied-up Guard
- Lorella Cravotta as Woman at Her Window
- Philippe Beautier as Double Clones
- Dominique Pinon as Les clones
Crew
- Marc Caro · Director
- Jean-Pierre Jeunet · Director
- Gilles Adrien · Writer
- Jean-Pierre Jeunet · Writer
- Marc Caro · Writer
- Guillaume Laurant · Writer
- Félicie Dutertre · Producer
- María Victoria Hebrero · Producer
- José Luis López · Producer
- Arlette Mas · Producer
- Angelo Badalamenti · Composer
- Darius Khondji · Cinematographer
- Hervé Schneid · Editor
- Pierre-Jacques Bénichou · Casting director
- Jean Rabasse · Production designer