Once there was a boy named Titus whose adoptive parents decided to lock him in a cellar with nothing but a TV set, a VCR and 500 cartoon videos for company. Twenty years later, Titus escapes. To him, the outside world is just one giant amusement park.
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About
La Ballade de Titus is a story that addresses a worrying, contemporary issue—the right to be different. Although it's a serious subject, we decided to deal with it in a humorous vein, using the very special tone and register of burlesque fable. Because fable it is. Watching Titus means entering a world where ‘wild’ children are in fact ‘cartoon’ kids, where psychiatrists turn out to be crazier than their patients, and potentates much nastier. I love Titus like a brother, he's the unwilling hero of the film. I love his exuberant energy, his open-mindedness, his completely crazy humor, and above all his total lack of inhibition which allows him to do certain things we all think about but morally condemn. - Vincent de Brus, press book
Full credits (12)
Executive Producer :
Screenwriters :
Vincent De Brus, Stéphane Giusti
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Sound recordists :
Patrick Rousseau, Hans Peter Strobl, Viateur Paiement
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Technical details
Feature film
Genres :
FictionProduction language :
FrenchCoproducer countries :
Canada, FranceOriginal French-language productions :
UnspecifiedNationality :
Majority French (Canada, France)Production year :
1998French release :
15/07/1998Runtime :
1 h 25 minCurrent status :
ReleasedVisa number :
88.263Visa issue date :
16/07/1997Approval :
YesProduction formats :
35mmColor type :
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