LE PHARAON, LE SAUVAGE ET LA PRINCESSE

The latest film by the brilliant French director Michel Oslo!

A tale of happiness surrounding three loves in ancient Egypt, medieval France, and 18th century Turkey.

The latest work by Michel Oslo, a leading contemporary French animation director known for "KIRIKOU ET LES HOMMES ET LES FEMMES" and "DILILI A PARIS," invites viewers into a fascinating ancient world as if they were leafing through a beautiful history book. Produced in collaboration with the Louvre Museum, "Pharaoh" tells the story of a prince from the Kingdom of Kush in ancient Egypt who unifies Upper and Lower Egypt and becomes the first black pharaoh. The Beautiful Wild Child" tells the story of a medieval French prince who rebels against his father, an unreasonable castle owner. The Princess of Roses and the Prince of Fried Pastries," a sumptuous and delicious tale set in Istanbul, inspired by the tale of One Thousand and One Nights. An exotic tale of three princes who, fed by courage and wisdom, turn their lives around non-violently. What makes the beautiful images even more captivating is the music by Pascal Le Penecq. Studied at the Paris Ecole Normale Conservatoire, Pascal Le Penecq composes and arranges film music, contemporary music, and music theater, and is also active as a performer. In this film, his elegant and classical compositions, as well as his beautiful and mysterious voice and lovely melodies, synchronize beautifully with the images and captivate the audience.

World Premiere CD release from Japan!!

01. Les amoureux de Koush

02. Au pays de Khnoum

03. Au pays d’Osiris

04. Au pays d’Amon

05. Au pays d’Isis

06. Au pays de Sekhmet

07. Soumettez-vous !

08. Sacre du Pharaon noir

09. Sacre de Nasalsa

10. Giroflee, Girofla

11. Les cles

12. Marche au supplice

13. Les moines de Saint-Alyre

14. Le prevot et le beau sauvage

15. Je suis l’enfant a la cle

16. Istanbul la fastueuse

17. Le Moucharabieh

18. Musique d’activite

19. Premiere rencontre

20. Chant d’amour

21. Pillards

22. Vers la vie