Making Movie History: Jacques Drouin

The film highlights Jacques Drouin's dedication to the Alexeïeff-Parker pinscreen, a remarkable animation tool designed in 1931. With its 240,000 adjustable pins, the pinscreen allows for the creation of evocative moving images, a technique that Drouin has mastered over the years.

As an animation and documentary film, it appeals to collectors interested in the evolution of animation techniques and the artistry behind them. Drouin's work represents a unique niche within the animation genre, making this title a significant piece for those exploring the history of film and animation.

This film is produced by ONF and NFB, institutions known for their commitment to innovative filmmaking. Collectors may appreciate the insights into Drouin's creative process and the historical context provided by this documentary.