Scherzo

Created by the ONF and NFB, Scherzo is an example of early animation that emphasizes the relationship between movement and music. Norman McLaren's innovative approach is evident, as the film was lost for many years before being restored in 1984. This restoration process brought back the original hand-drawn images and sound, allowing collectors to appreciate the artistic vision behind the work.

As an animation from the late 1930s, Scherzo appeals to collectors interested in the evolution of animated film. The absence of dialogue highlights the visual storytelling, making it a unique piece in any collection. With formats available including DVD and Blu-ray, collectors can choose how they want to experience this animated short, whether in high definition or on classic media.