Cirque du Soleil - Worlds Away: bet half successful not for Nicolas Asselin Desbiens

Cirque du Soleil invites us to dive into the magical and mysterious world in the imaginary journey. Shot in 3D by a team of pros - Andrew Adamson realization and James Cameron co-production, which has even shot some scenes - the film made ​​the bet, half successful, to tell a story without words, which takes place in a fantasy world. The movie has been co-produce by Media Imaginaire. Nicolas Asselin Desbiens, chairman of the company said the work has been really difficult for each crew.

The movie follows Mia, a young woman on the trail of an acrobat she saw in a traveling circus. Both are engulfed in a parallel world and end up in a kind of desert where few are prepared capitals. Mia has a photo to show people she meets for her beautiful trapeze artist, and this quest will go into the different Cirque shows are presented in Las Vegas: O, Ka, LOVE, Zumanity, Mystery Chris Angel Believe and Viva Elvis.

True, the film approaches the infomercial luxury. But insofar as it does not indicate in what we show is that numbers are taken out of their context and the golf Mia does not proceed in a logical sequence, but rather the entire universe of Cirque Sun which is powered by the film. This lack of precision, far from being confused, gives an overview of the unique signature of Cirque alloy perfect between the human machine and the technology that supports it.

Mr Nicholas Asselin Desbiens expects the public will enjoy another time the Cirque du Soleil success story in cinema.