A tiny door bricked up, a button-headed key and the yellow raincoat of a bored little girl: the world of Coraline fits into those three images! Born under Neil Gaiman's pen in 2002, illustrated by Dave McKean, then sculpted frame by frame by Henry Selick and Laika studios in 2009, this gothic tale sets Coraline Jones in an old pink building, between Mr. Bobinsky and his mouse circus, Miss Spink and Miss Forcible and their pack of Scottish terriers. At the end of the tunnel linking the two worlds, the Other Mother is waiting for her, with her needles, her black buttons sewn in place of eyes and a kindness that rings terribly false. Luckily, a black cat who only talks on that side watches over her, along with Wybie, the chatty neighbor invented for the film. The dizzying spell carries on well beyond the screen, from the illustrated novel to comic books, from POP figures to Loungefly bags sewn with buttons.
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