From the opening credits: "An experimental film (...) made without camera, by drawing directly upon 35 mm film with an ordinary pen and ink." Various abstract shapes interact and transform into one another.
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Title: Boogie-Doodle (1941)
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From the opening credits: "An experimental film (...) made without camera, by drawing directly upon 35 mm film with an ordinary pen and ink." Various abstract shapes interact and transform into one another.
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The opening credits read, in 8 languages, "The National Film Board of Canada presents an experimental film by Norman McLaren, made without camera, by drawing directly upon 35 mm movie film with an ordinary pen and ink". See more »Connections
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This breath-taking cinematic epic will both astonish and shock you as you watch this VHS in your VHS player. I cry every time I watch it, it is just amazing. I cannot remember at the moment who the director was but i will forever cherish that person in my heart. Sometimes my heart stops beating whilst i watch this epic. Only a great, no not great, but a mastermind,....only a mastermind could produce this wonder. I do not know that this is still reproduced, but i recommend trying to import it from somewhere or try to buy it used. please i'm begging you. If you ever get the chance, this will be a wonderful experience, though you will probably cry. not because it's a great movie, but because it's not in color and the picture is not very good.