Can someone identify this animated short?
01-20-08, 10:39 PM
#1
DVD Talk Hero
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Can someone identify this animated short?
It's a black and white stop-action short, probably from Eastern Europe in the 60s. I saw it on PBS in the 70s. It starts with a room that's a shambles. Slowly everything in the room rebuilds itself: the toys come back together, the wallpaper heals its rips and sticks to the wall, and the clock gears reassemble. Lastly the time bomb is repaired. It explodes. Fin.
01-21-08, 01:40 AM
#2
I wish I could...I also recall some really great animation on PBS when I was a kid (not during the typical kid programming hours either...but in prime time) and if anybody has info on any animated shorts from PBS in the 70's/80's it would be a welcome treat. If only they were collected on DVD.
01-21-08, 01:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Nick Danger
It's a black and white stop-action short, probably from Eastern Europe in the 60s. I saw it on PBS in the 70s. It starts with a room that's a shambles. Slowly everything in the room rebuilds itself: the toys come back together, the wallpaper heals its rips and sticks to the wall, and the clock gears reassemble. Lastly the time bomb is repaired. It explodes. Fin.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UAirHKywhSc
"Renaissance (1963) which uses reverse motion to depict various destroyed objects (a prayer book, a stuffed toy, etc.) re-assembling themselves, only to be destroyed again when the last object (a bomb) is complete."
Where I found it (by Googling "animation 60s bomb reverse"): http://www.answers.com/topic/waleria...=entertainment
Last edited by Goldberg74; 01-21-08 at 01:38 PM.
