Black-and-white ink drawing in the Franco-Belgian comic style inspired by François Walthéry and André Franquin, set in an Italian cinema hall during the premiere of Despicable Me 4. The 16:9 widescreen artwork features expressive facial features, dynamic poses, and lively characters typical of 1980s Belgian comics. The scene is filled with cheerful children and enthusiastic volunteers managing the event. Clean and bold lines with strong black ink contours and shading add depth and texture. The cinema, titled 'Palladium,' is depicted with welcoming architecture, reflecting Castello di Lecco. The director gives a thumbs-up, and the audience is in high spirits, capturing the joyous atmosphere of the season's successful start. No identifiable persons, only roles. White background.

Palladium’s Season Opens with a Full House for Despicable Me 4 Premiere

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Palladium Kicks Off with a Bang with Despicable Me 4

“Good start!” says the director when the first take turns out well. The same phrase perfectly describes the season’s start for Palladium, the cinema hall in Castello di managed by a group of volunteers.

The premiere of Despicable Me 4 drew a cheerful full house of children, marking a successful beginning for Palladium’s new season.

Read more about the event on the Prima Lecco portal.

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