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Synopsis

In 2075, a girl witnesses a mysterious boy in a rainbow suit fall from the sky. He comes from an idyllic far future where time travel is possible. She shelters him and will do whatever it takes to help him return to his time.

Cast

  • Margot Ringard Oldra
  • Oscar Tresanini
  • Nathanaël Perrot
  • Alma Jodorowsky
  • Swann Arlaud
  • Vincent Macaigne
  • Louis Garrel
  • William Lebghil
  • Sophie Mas
  • Frédérique Cantrel
Moviegoers are saying
This French animated gem dares to blend Studio Ghibli's whimsical charm with Interstellar's sci-fi ambition, following young Arco's time-traveling adventure from his dinosaur-obsessed childhood to a dystopian 2075 where robot parents have replaced human connection. While reviewers appreciate its stunning animation and poignant themes about abandonment and technology's impact on youth, the film's ambitious scope doesn't quite stick the landing for most viewers.
Top Mentions
Ghibli-Inspired
Time-Bending
Visually-Stunning
Emotionally-Complex
Indie-Darling
Sci-Fi-Fantasy
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Metacritic

83
Nov 14, 2025

With his debut feature, Arco, Ugo Bienvenu puts a unique, thought-provoking twist on the solarpunk genre.

Metacritic review by Oliver Weir
Oliver Weir
The Film Stage
75
Nov 14, 2025

With its emanant sense of imaginative potential, Arco encourages you, for a time, to believe.

Metacritic review by Isaac Feldberg
Isaac Feldberg
RogerEbert.com
70
Nov 13, 2025

Like a cross between a Studio Ghibli joint and “Interstellar,” Arco, by the French comic-book artist turned filmmaker Ugo Bienvenu, strikes a lovely balance between fantastical kid-friendly wholesomeness and real-world bleakness.

Metacritic review by Beatrice Loayza
Beatrice Loayza
The New York Times