01 January 1980 Animated 3 mins
I made this film while experimenting with a home made rotoscope. It was drawn on index cards. It's a sort of valentine to film, to life and to Xavier Cugat too. The original 16mm negative was lost when my lab at the time closed suddenly. Boy, I don't miss film at all. (JS)
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United States 01 January 1980
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I made this film while experimenting with a home made rotoscope. It was drawn on index cards. It's a sort of valentine to film to life and to Xavier Cugat too.
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