Caro's Choice: Camille Cottin, Omar Sy and Ramzy Bedia talk about the characters they dub in "Soul" -
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Omar Sy, Camille Cottin and Ramzy Bedia have agreed to lend their voices to the characters of “Soul” for the French version.
The trio brings an extra soul to this new Pixar film.
The film, which was to be released in theaters, is supported by the Cannes Film Festival.
Omar Sy, Camille Cottin and Ramzy Bedia lend their voices to the
Soul
heroes
of Pete Docter and Kemp Powers.
The new animated film from Pixar studios which was to be released in theaters with the Cannes label is finally available on December 25 on Disney +.
The “French voices” have agreed to present their characters at
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.
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Joe Garner (Omar Sy in French) jazz musician is killed in an accident when he has just been hired in a club.
In purgatory, he must take in hand a lonely soul (Camille Cottin) and convince her that life on Earth is worth living.
An astonishing being, Vendelune (Ramzy Bedia), makes the link between these two characters: one who dreams of returning to our world, the other who does not want to stay there.
This poetic and metaphysical tale allows the actors to deliver beautiful vocal performances while jazz music and New York sometimes steal the show to thrill the spectators.
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