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Twirligig

7.0 (2)1952-01-013m
Animation

Overview

Early abstract 3d stereoscopic animation by Norman McLaren collaborator Gretta Ekman.

Production
ONF | NFB

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Gretta Ekman

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Twirligig was directed by Gretta Ekman and released in 1952.

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Twirligig has a runtime of 3m.

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Twirligig is a Animation film released in 1952.

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CinemaSerf

CinemaSerf

April 4, 2022

6/10

As usual, this has been hand-drawn straight onto the film. It starts like a starfish hurtling through outer space, gradually evolving into skinny double headed snake (?) then all sorts of shapes and rotations feature in this entertaining and quirky stereoscopic animation. If it has any deep and meaningful message, then that was lost on me - it is random, with a fun synthesised accompaniment from Norman McLaren that I quite enjoyed watching.