Fracture

Fracture is a 1977 animated short film from France that explores surreal and science fiction themes. Created by the Brizzi Brothers, this work is notable for its departure from typical Disney aesthetics, offering a more experimental and fantastical narrative. The film's visuals and concepts resonate with the style found in comic strips of the late 1970s, particularly those featured in Métal Hurlant and its American equivalent, Heavy Metal.

Collectors may find interest in its format availability, as Fracture is offered on DVD, Blu-ray, and other formats. The film's unique artistic approach and its place within the Brizzi Brothers' career make it a noteworthy piece in the realm of animated works from that era. As a short film, it stands out for its inventive storytelling and striking visual elements, appealing to those who appreciate animation that challenges conventional norms.