     is a feature-length japanese-french animated adventure musical film originally released on may 28, 2003. the film is the visual realization of discovery, an album by daft punk. each track from the album has been animated as an episode in the story of the abduction and rescue of an interstellar pop band. the film was produced by daft punk, cÃ©dric hervet and emmanuel de buretel along with toei animation, under the supervision of leiji matsumoto. the film has no dialoguealthough no dialogue is featured in the film, some characters are depicted to be talking or singing. some examples with main characters: shep sings "digital love"; octave sings "one more time" and appears to convey information in "short circuit"; earl talks to stella during "crescendolls" and in "veridis quo", he reads from the eponymous book as part of the ritual; among others non-essential characters. and minimal sound effects. ==plot==  the story begins on an alien planet where four blue-skinned music stars are performing the song "one more time" to a similarly blue-skinned audience. at the end of the song, a team of humanoid troops infiltrate the concert and subdue everyone with gas. the band's male guitarist attempts to escape, but gets caught whilst running away. all four musicians are kidnapped and beamed aboard a large space vessel ("aerodynamic"). a distress signal is sen
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