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Movie review: ARCO, plus February 2026 Special Screenings
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Arco If you peek around the edges of this French animated science-fiction/fantasy, there are plenty of potential avenues for emotional power—and nearly every one of them feels at least a little bit off. It opens in the 30th century, where humans live on platforms above the environmental collapse below, and where a 10-year-old named Arco (Juliano Krue Valdi) violates the age limits for employing time-travel technology, resulting in him getting stranded in the year 2075.
There he befriends 10-year-old Iris (Romy Fay), who tries to help him, while a trio of conspiracy theorists (Will Ferrell,…
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