Coraline
| Title | Coraline | 
| Release date | 2009 | 
| Director | Henry Selick | 
| Type | Couleur, Noir et blanc | 
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| Runtime | 100 | 
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| Sypnosis | 11-year-old Coraline Jones is fearlessly courageous, and perhaps too adenturous for her own good. Her parents, who just moved in a strange house with her, are distracted by work, so she passes the time by exploring her new surroundings. Venturing through a hidden door into an eerie passageway, she emerges in an alternate verison of her own reality. At first glance, this strange new world seems even better than the real thing; there her parents aren’t distracted by work and Xcoraline is always the center of attention. There’s even a mysterious Cat that’s fascinated by her every move. But the dream will quickly turn into a nightmare. | 
| Cast | With Dakota Fanning, Teri Hatcher, Jennifer Saunders | 
| Production company | Focus Features, Laika Entertainment, Pandemonium | 
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| Notes | D'après un roman de Neil Gaiman | 
 
        
