DEAN FLEISCHER CAMP ... And then we very hastily put together Marcel, and bought a shell, little shoes and some googly eyes – basically like everything you could grab at a craft store ...

But director Dean Fleischer Camp wants audiences ... and felt that pain," he said. Think of "Marcel the Shell With Shoes On" as a tour, not only though Marcel's world but through his frame of ...

A24’s “Marcel the Shell With Shoes On” is an awards season darling ... acting prize for her performance as Marcel while Slate, Dean Fleischer Camp, Nick Paley and Elizabeth Holm won for ...

Dean Fleischer Camp and Jenny Slate’s A24 feature Marcel the Shell with Shoes On boasts one of the more captivating origin stories in recent memory. The stop-motion ...

When director Dean Fleischer Camp and star Jenny Slate wrote and produced their viral 2010 short film “Marcel the Shell With Shoes On,” they created the title character (voiced by Slate ...

Marcel the Shell With Shoes On follows Dean, as he decides to make a documentary about the shell and his grandmother. However, he could never predict how this adventure will forever change his own ...

As Dean films Marcel, he becomes an internet sensation ... silly in first Netflix standup special "Marcel the Shell with Shoes On" also features poignant observations on change as well as grief ...

That’s true of the on-screen Dean, whose recent separation from ... is what sets this story’s chain of events in motion. But “Marcel the Shell With Shoes On” is far from a downer, and ...

Created by Slate and Dean Fleischer Camp ... a book and now this feature-length vehicle. “Marcel the Shell With Shoes On” builds on its predecessors to intermittently productive effect.

In "Marcel the Shell With Shoes On," Dean (Dean Fleischer Camp, who's also the movie's director) befriends and makes a documentary about the little shell, Marcel. (Courtesy of A24) Marcel, ...

Marcel Proust had his memory-infused madeleines. Marcel Marceau had his invisible dog and a lifetime of pantomime. But it’s unlikely we’ll ever see a more beguiling Marcel than the inch-tall ...