2011 Titeuf le film (2011) 1080P for Gift 1-Disc All RegionPlay Seal Box Blu-ray

Plot Summary

Zepp's "Bad Kid Dedf" is one of the few European comics introduced to China, and it can be considered the hottest comic in French speaking regions in recent years. In 2008, its sales were 1.8 million copies, more than three times that of the second ranked manga series. Since its release in 1992, this comic series that is suitable for all ages and can be regarded as a children's enlightenment education book has cultivated a large number of readers. Zepp was born in Switzerland, originally named Philippe Chappuis. His representative work is "Bad Kid Dedf", for which Zepp won the grand prize at the 2004 Angoul Comics Festival and became the chairman of the 2005 Angoul Comics Festival. Bad Kid Dedf "is still a representative work of the minimalist style of European comics in the past 20 years. If you have seen Zepp drawing a short film of Dedf Kid on its official website, you will be amazed by the cartoonists' use of such simple brushstrokes to create such a beloved image. The upcoming 2011 film adaptation of Dedorf, directed by Zepp himself, will be a touchstone for testing the loyalty of this group of fans. It is reported that Dedev will unravel a mystery about himself, just like in previous storylines. The film is adapted from the well-known French comic of the same name, Titeuf, also known as the "Crayon Shin chan of France". The "Titeuf" series of comics was created by Swiss cartoonist Zep and became popular in Europe, especially in France. Zipper can be said to be an international superstar in the Swiss comic industry. At the age of eight, his first work was released, and at the age of twelve, he compiled and published his works in the comic magazine "Zipper" (referencing the British rock band Led Zeppelin). In 1992, he created the extremely realistic and interesting "Titeuf" series, in which the protagonist Titeuf has a wild bundle of yellow hair, always full of energy, constantly asking himself the true meaning of life, and understanding the deepest secrets of love, sex, and life. He is mischievous and always has endless troubles, jokes, and embarrassing stories to tell every day. The interesting and exciting dialogues, unique sense of time, endless creative inspiration, and hilarious humor have made Titeuf popular among fans worldwide. This time, cartoonist Zep personally directed an animated film, bringing the image of the bad boy Dedf from the manga to the screen. Everyone has experienced the budding stage of self-awareness, hoping to be noticed by the world and no longer viewed as a child. Titeuf's famous quote: "Po pour les minus" (not for children), accompanies children who hope to grow up and spend wonderful childhood time together! (Source: MTime Time Network)