Opus I

Opus I features an association course of circles, triangles, flowers, an eye, and a tear, all drawn with chalk. The imagery is intricately tied to the rhythm of the music, specifically the piece "New Orleans Parade." The film is subtitled "Some lines scratched in the film by Jørgen Roos," emphasizing its artistic approach.

As a product of Det Danske Filminstitut and Statens Filmcentral, this film represents an interesting piece of animation history. Its experimental style and visual storytelling make it noteworthy for collectors interested in animation from the late 1940s. The film's unique approach to combining visual art and music adds a layer of appreciation for those who value artistic expression in cinema.