Rutabaga Trailer

Rutabaga Trailer (1996)

01 January 1996 Factual 2 mins

The silent, stop-motion animation breathes life into a turnip, which resembles Švankmajer's Little Otík, an octopus, or a pole dancer, its green limbs groping the surrounding world. The nostalgic journey of root vegetables in the darkly morbid ending refers to the cycle of birth, life, and death.

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Czech Republic 01 January 1996

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