Common Problems

In Common Problems, the animated narrative revolves around a lighthearted conflict within the Canadian Parliament. The film features several cameos, adding to its charm and humor as politicians argue and fight over where to go for lunch. It exemplifies the unique style of animation that emerged from Sheridan College during this era, known for its inventive storytelling and artistic expression.

For collectors, this film represents a piece of Canadian animation history. Produced in the early 1980s, it captures a specific cultural moment and the whimsical approach to political satire through animation. Its distinct style sets it apart from mainstream animated features of the time, making it an interesting addition to any animation collection.