Mindscape

A particularly creative example of the pinscreen animation technique, this film is about an artist who steps inside his painting and wanders about in a landscape peopled with symbols that trigger unexpected associations. Film without words.

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  • SkyDavid

    “I remember the many times that I viewed this magnificent animation during the 1980's. MINDSCAPE stood out as one of the greatest animations from the Film Board and is still a standout today in 2012. I knew Alexeieff and Parker while they were alive and got to do some experimentation on the Pin Screen that he made in Cambridge, MA while in the United States to escape the Nazi occupation of Paris. He went back to Paris and left it with his daughter Svetlana who became my friend in the 1980's while I taught animation at Harvard. ” — SkyDavid, 4 Jul 2012

  • Felipe_Carrelli

    “Fantastic! substancial ending!” — Felipe_Carrelli, 9 Dec 2011

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Film Credits

director
Jacques Drouin
editing
Jacques Drouin
animation
Jacques Drouin
producer
Gaston Sarault
sound
Roger Lamoureux
Michel Descombes
music
Denis Larochelle

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