01 December 1952 Animated 12 mins
A UCLA student film by Flora Mock. The award winning experimental collage film utilizing both live action and animation techniques to illustrate the frustration of individuals who wait from birth to death for the age of happiness that always seems to be just around the corner in time, yet never arrives.
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United States 01 December 1952
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