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Prologue ()


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Taking place 2,400 years in the past, Prologue depicts a brutal battle between two teams of Spartan and Athenian warriors.

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  • Nominated for 1 Oscar. Another 1 nomination.
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Directed by

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Richard Williams

Written by

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Aristophanes ... (play)

Produced by

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Imogen Sutton ... producer

Cinematography by

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Nick Beeks-Sanders

Editing by

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Julie Wild

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Julie Wild ... live-action editing

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Adrian Rhodes ... sound designer

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Adrián Monroy ... compositor
Bram Ttwheam ... lead compositor
Max Horton ... colourist (uncredited)

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Nick Beeks-Sanders ... live action camera
Adam Cook ... first assistant camera (uncredited)
Richard Williams ... camera operator (uncredited)

Animation Department

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Richard Williams ... animator

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Tom Barnes ... technical advisor
Imogen Sutton ... presenter

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Plot Summary

During the Peloponnesian War some 2,400 years ago, a wide and fragrant field in spring becomes the fierce and fateful battleground for two opposing armies: the Athenians of the Delian League, and the Spartans of the Peloponnesian League. Man against man and sword against spear, the soldiers are determined to sacrifice themselves for a greater purpose--the blood-soaked soil under their feet is the ultimate proof. But from afar, a young witness stains her precious innocence with the horrors of men. Is war the answer? Written by Nick Riganas

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Also Known As
  • Πρόλογος (Greece)
  • Пролог (Russia)
  • Prologos (Greece)
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  • 6 min
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Trivia This is the first mature cartoon by Richard Williams to depict graphic violence, blood and full frontal nudity. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in The Oscar Nominated Short Films 2016: Animation (2016). See more »

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