Peach Melba

About This Movie

Peach Melba is this quirky little gem from '78, directed by Anders Gullberg. The animation style has this charmingly hand-drawn feel, which gives it a unique texture not often found in the more polished releases from that era. The comedy is subtle, almost whimsical, with a blend of drama that pulls you in. It's set in a London coffee house, where two very different characters communicate in German, creating this interesting cultural collision. The pacing is relaxed—almost meditative at times—allowing the viewer to soak in the atmosphere. It's not flashy, but the performances have a certain authenticity that makes the dialogue feel genuine and engaging. Overall, it’s distinctive for its blend of animation and heartfelt storytelling.

Unique animation style · Subtle humor and drama · Cultural themes in a coffee house setting