The Hometown Trailer

The Hometown Trailer (1979)

01 January 1979 Animated 5 mins

A collection of tapestries designed and sewn by the filmmaker illustrates the lyrics of a song about a young girl's hometown. Animation is created through a combination of sewing and cinematic techniques. The needlework, done in a naïve style, is particularly well suited to the bright colours and varied textures of the work. This lively film is designed to promote interest in the art of tapestry.

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Canada 01 January 1979

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