Vintage Cartoon: Joie de vivre
Joei de vivre
(Anthony Gross & Hector Hoppin/1934)
"...in this case a sophisticated version of Perrault's Cinderella. Instead of working from designs from children's illustrated books, this film incorporates elements from French art nouveau posters, the fine art of Matisse and visual ideas from the Post Impressionists and Italian Futurists. The choreography is very imaginative, and constantly plays with the movement of the two dimensional abstractions in three dimensional space."
You'll find a QuickTime movie link in the ASIFA article: An Animation Salon: What Is An Animated Film?
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4 comments:
Sorry but i have to steal this. I'm serching for years this animation on internet. I know this animation from http://www.unseen-cinema.com/ a wonderful box.
Manuel: Be not sorry; steal away! :)
The best animated short EVER.
"Begone Dull Care" by Norman McLaren and "Rooty Toot Toot" and "Moonbird" by John Hubley FOLLOW VERY CLOSE BEHIND.
Oscar: Thanks for the suggestions!
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