Street Musique

Animation exprimant la nature élémentaire d'un groupe de jeunes musiciens et montrant le pouvoir de la musique. Le film plaira aux spectateurs de tous âges, mais surtout à ceux qui aiment l'entrain des jeunes, les brusques envolées ou les tendres accents de la musique populaire, et les promenades dans la rue. Film sans paroles.

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  • Pamz0r

    “I can understand your point of view, however - I strongly believe that animation like this has a timeless quality. It doesn't matter how many times I watch this, I have such an appreciation for the art of animation and the creativity involved in delivering a beautiful piece such as this. And you can't forget, this was about expressing the power of music - the sound is equally as important as the animation, especially in this instance. By saying the most interesting part is the B&W footage, you're clearly not fully understanding the value of the artistry.” — Pamz0r, 13 Mar 2013

  • sprockets

    “II thought this was okay back in the '80s. Now, as I re-watch it, I find it hard to maintain attention very long. The most interesting segment is that involving B&W footage of actual people. The rest seems unfocused, like aimless doodling.” — sprockets, 18 Mar 2011

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Film Credit

director
Ryan Larkin
producer
Ryan Larkin
animation
Ryan Larkin
photography
Simon Leblanc
Pierre Provost
Cameron Gaul
sound
Roland Newton
music
Rick Scott
Dick Tarnoff
Rick Stone
Rick Watson
Jim Colby
Jon Van Arsdell

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