Mary Anning

Set in 19th-century England, this animated adventure follows a twelve-year-old girl named Mary who collects and sells fossils. After her father dies in an accident near the cliffs, Mary and her family struggle with poverty and face the possibility of losing their home. To save her household and continue her passion for paleontology in a society that discouraged such interests for girls, Mary seeks to uncover the secret behind a mysterious message her father left behind. With the help of friends, her search leads to discoveries that establish her as a pioneer in her field.

The film was directed by Marcel Barelli, who also co-wrote the screenplay alongside Pierre-Luc Granjon and Magali Pouzol. Produced by Nadasdy Film, this Belgian and Swiss co-production features the voice work of Camille D'Hainaut as the title character, with additional voices provided by Jason Vansilliette, Alexia Depicker, Bastien Van Dyck, Johanne Pastore, and Laurent Bonnet. The movie has a runtime of 70 minutes.