Recess IV

About This Movie

Recess IV, released in 1985, is an intriguing collection of animated shorts that feel both whimsical and reflective. The segments like 'Liar,' inspired by D. Kharms, showcase a boy's tall tales, leaving you pondering the nature of truth and belief. Meanwhile, 'The Key,' based on O. Grigoriev's work, brings a nostalgic warmth through the lens of a grandmother's forgotten key. The animation style has a certain rough charm, almost a hand-drawn essence that fits well with the storytelling. The pacing varies, sometimes meandering but often pulling you into its quaint world. It's not just about the laughs; there's a layer of depth to explore, making it distinctive among the animated offerings of its time.

Unique animation style with a hand-drawn feel · Explores themes of truth and nostalgia · Collection of shorts offers varied pacing and tone