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Anijam is a peculiar little gem, isn't it? Directed by Marv Newland, this 1984 animated feature pulls together 22 different animators, each contributing a distinct sequence to the film. The concept is as oddball as the execution, with Foska, the central character, bouncing through wildly varying styles and narratives. Each animator had no clue about what was happening around their segment, which adds a certain chaotic charm. The pacing feels disjointed yet oddly rhythmic, reflecting the whims of its creators. The animation spans a broad spectrum of techniques, from traditional hand-drawn to some experimental approaches. It’s a fascinating watch for any animation enthusiast who appreciates the uniqueness of collaborative art forms.
22 animators collaborated on different sequences. · Features a mix of animation techniques. · Directed by Marv Newland, released in 1984. · Runtime: 66 minutes, originally a short film.
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