Le Petit Aviateur Et La Danseuse
This little French number can be a little hard to follow at times, unless you speak Freach, but I know the language of Luuuuurv when I see it.
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2 comments:
No dialogue but silent movie style story cards (that weren't needed) because the acting and key poses were telling the story.
They animated the thinking. I like that. Thought then action.
How excellent was his walk after discovering that she loved to dance more than she liked him.
Lots of good stuff in there. Music, colour use.
And was that a phenakistoscope? An homage to the Flem, Joseph Palteau?
Sacre Bleu!
Toy Story.
A classy Toy Story packed into 7 minutes.
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