Mécanix

Year: 2003

Runtime: 70 mins

Language: French

Director: Rémy M. Larochelle

AnimationHorrorFantasy

This dark fairy‑tale takes place in an unknown, mechanized world where the last humans are enslaved by terrifying alien creatures. The only thing the beasts dread is the universe’s embryonic origin, hidden within the final freeborn man. A scientist serving the monsters seeks to vivisect every human to suppress the embryo, while the humans hope to escape the mechanical oppression before they perish.

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