I Met the Walrus

The film tells the story of Jerry Levitan's remarkable encounter with John Lennon in 1969, captured through an interview recorded when Levitan was just 14 years old. After tracking Lennon to his hotel room in Toronto, Levitan persuaded him to sit for a conversation that would become a significant moment in music history.

Animated sequences bring Levitan's audio to life, taking viewers on a visual journey inspired by the original 30-minute recording, which was edited down to a concise 5 minutes for this film. The animation style complements the documentary's intimate nature, presenting a unique blend of history and creativity.

As a collector, this film represents a fusion of animation and documentary genres, showcasing an iconic figure in music. It is an interesting piece for those who appreciate the storytelling potential of animation, especially when intertwined with real events and figures like John Lennon.