The Hoarder

The animation showcases the humorous antics of a blue jay as it collects everything in sight, from berries to birds' eggs. The film's playful narrative and unique visual style highlight the creativity of its era. Directed by a woman, Evelyn Lambart, it stands out in the animation genre, particularly for its time.

Produced by the ONF and NFB, The Hoarder reflects the artistic innovations of 1960s animation, appealing to collectors interested in short films that push creative boundaries. This film is a fine example of the animation style and storytelling approach that defined the period, making it a notable piece for those focused on animation history and women's contributions in the field.