Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets
- 290 pages
- 11 hours of reading
"Screenplay and directed by Luc Besson"--Cover.
Luc Besson Book order
March 18, 1959
Luc Besson is a French filmmaker celebrated for his distinctive blend of action and visual flair. His work is characterized by dynamic storytelling, often straddling genres while prioritizing striking imagery and compelling narratives. Besson's films frequently delve into themes of courage, survival, and identity within challenging circumstances. Across a prolific career spanning directing, writing, and producing, he has established a significant presence in the cinematic landscape.
- 2017
- 2005
Arthur and the Forbidden City
- 183 pages
- 7 hours of reading
Arthur's quest takes him into the heart of the forbidden city ... Arthur's backyard looks like a peaceful, ordinary garden -- if you are human-sized, that is. But if you're half an inch tall, like the Minimoys, this backyard is a vast world where fierce battles are fought, ferocious monsters are faced, and one evil wizard, Maltazard the Cursed, rules with cruel power from his terrifying stronghold: Necropolis, the forbidden city. Now ten-year-old Arthur -- magically transformed into a Minimoy -- and his Minimoy companions, brave Princess Selenia and mischievous Prince Betameche, must somehow find a way into this forbidden city. Their mission: to rescue Arthur's grandfather, recover a stolen treasure, and save the land of the Minimoys once and for all, before it's too late. But once you're inside the forbidden city .... can you ever get out again?
