Since yesterday, French fans of the beloved cartoon character Doraemon can enjoy the animated film Doraemon and the Submarine Castle in cinemas. The film is distributed in France by Eurozoom and was originally released in Japan on February 27 of last year under the title Eiga Doraemon Shin Nobita no Kaiteiki Ganjô. It is produced by Shin'ei Animation, a well-known Japanese animation studio, with Tetsuo Yajima as the director, Isao Murayama handling the script, Yuki Togashi responsible for character design, and Takayuki Hattori composing the music. Doraemon is a blue robotic cat from the future who lives with Nobita, a young boy known for being clumsy, and his parents. With the help of Doraemon's many gadgets, Nobita often finds solutions to his problems or enjoys fun adventures. In this film, during a summer of boredom, Doraemon suggests that Nobita and his friends go on an underwater camping trip. While exploring the ocean floor, the group stumbles upon a shipwreck and meets the Thalassians, an underwater civilization. The story takes a dramatic turn when a mysterious message is received: "The Submarine Castle has awakened!" This sets off a series of events that place Nobita and his friends in a battle that could determine the fate of Earth. The film blends adventure, humor, and fantasy, staying true to the spirit of the original Doraemon series. The trailer for Doraemon and the Submarine Castle has generated excitement among fans, offering a glimpse into the underwater world and the challenges the characters face. The film promises to deliver the kind of imaginative storytelling that has made Doraemon a beloved character for generations.