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Safari

Name: Safari
Genre: Animation
Released: 1989-01-01

1989

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Safari is a 1989 animated film directed by Chris Shepherd. This work is notable as Shepherd's first film, crafted with a borrowed super 8 camera during a challenging period.

Safari showcases the early talent of Chris Shepherd in the animation genre. It reflects the creativity that can emerge from limited resources, as it was made while Shepherd was on the dole. This film is a unique piece in the animation landscape of the late 1980s.

Collectors of animation and independent film will find interest in Safari as an example of grassroots filmmaking. It represents the innovative spirit of its time and the beginnings of a filmmaker who would go on to create more significant works. This film is not just a viewing experience but a part of animation history.

Not widely known, but a great conversation starter. · Unique blend of animation and personal storytelling. · A glimpse into early indie animation techniques.

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Safari was directed by Chris Shepherd.

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Safari was released in 1989.

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About This Movie

Safari is a 1989 animated film directed by Chris Shepherd. This work is notable as Shepherd's first film, crafted with a borrowed super 8 camera during a challenging period.

Not widely known, but a great conversation starter. · Unique blend of animation and personal storytelling. · A glimpse into early indie animation techniques.