Labyrinth 1969
What is Labyrinth?
Labyrinth is a 1969 film that falls under the genres of animation, science fiction, and adventure. Released in France on July 17, 1969, the production has a total runtime of 13 minutes.
- Type
- Film
- Year
- 1969
- Status
- Released
- Runtime
- 13 minutes
- Release date
- Jul 17, 1969
- Original language
- FR
- Origin
- France
- Genres
- Animation, Science Fiction, Adventure
- Updated
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Labyrinth is a 1969 film that falls under the genres of animation, science fiction, and adventure. Released in France on July 17, 1969, the production has a total runtime of 13 minutes. The film features a graphic style described as artfully disturbed and is accompanied by aggressive musique concrète sonorities. The narrative values of the work are characterized as deranged. The creator, Kamler, is identified as a successor to a prestigious tradition of East European émigré animators, a lineage that includes figures such as Alexieff, Bartosch, and Starewycz. Alongside contemporaries like Walerian Borowczyk and Peter Foldes, Kamler is recognized as a distinguished artist in the field of cinema. The film’s landscape is described as resembling the estranged interior of an East-European émigré animator’s skull. The work is noted for its status as an astounding piece of animation within this historical tradition of artists.
Should you watch it?
“This experimental animated work explores a surreal landscape through a distinct East-European artistic perspective.”
- unique graphic style
- distinguished animation tradition
- aggressive sound design
- non-traditional narrative
Watch it if you are interested in the history of East-European émigré animation and experimental graphic art.
The film features a deranged narrative and aggressive sound elements that may be unsettling to some viewers.
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Frequently asked questions
Who directed the film?
The work is attributed to Kamler.
What is the animation style?
It features an artfully disturbed graphic style typical of East-European émigré animators.
What kind of music is used?
The film utilizes aggressive musique concrète sonorities.
Is this a traditional narrative?
No, the film is described as having deranged narrative values.
What tradition does this film belong to?
It is part of a prestigious tradition of East-European émigré animators, including figures like Walerian Borowczyk and Peter Foldes.