ANIMATED CLASSIC SHORTS - 35mm
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Immerse yourself in the golden age of animation with an exceptional selection of rare animated shorts, brought together for a unique screening lasting around 60 minutes.
From the striking black and white of the early days to the chromatic explosions of Technicolor, this program spans the first decades of American animation and celebrates the legendary figures who shaped the collective imagination.
Between black and white and flamboyant colors, each film demonstrates remarkable graphic and narrative inventiveness, revealing the technical and artistic evolution of cartoons at their peak.
From the striking black and white of the early days to the chromatic explosions of Technicolor, this program spans the first decades of American animation and celebrates the legendary figures who shaped the collective imagination.
Between black and white and flamboyant colors, each film demonstrates remarkable graphic and narrative inventiveness, revealing the technical and artistic evolution of cartoons at their peak.
- MICKEY’S GOOD DEED, Mickey Mouse, Burt Gillett, US, 1932, 8’, VO, [35mm], N&B.
- SO DOES AN AUTOMOBILE, Betty Boop, Dave Fleischer, US, 1939, 8’, VO, [35mm], N&B.
- AIN’T WE GOT FUN, Tex Avery, US, 1937, 8’, VO St FR, [35mm], Technicolor.
- SENIOR DROOPY, Droopy, Tex Avery, US, 1949, 8’, VO, [35mm], Technicolor.
- MOUSE MAZURKA, Sylvestre, Friz Freleng, US, 1949, 7’, VO, [35mm], Technicolor.
- BIG BAD SINBAD, Popeye, Dave Fleischer, US, 1952, 9’, VO St FR/FL, [35mm], Technicolor.
- BATON BUNNY, Bugs Bunny, Abe Levitow & Chuck Jones US, 1959, 7’, VO, [35mm], Technicolor.
