Allegory of Love or Politics: Le Roietl'oiseau (Le Roietl'oiseau)
Any film is the art of storytelling. Adapted from Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale "The Shepherdess and the Chimney Sweeper". Made in France. With the perfect collaboration between director Paul Grimault and the talented Jacques Prevert, the film is lively, witty, humorous and political throughout. It must be a reference to the French Revolution.
After drawing animations by myself, I deeply realized that the movements are really hard to imagine = = The rhythm is also difficult to grasp, because I can't see the effect directly, I can only rely on my feelings, and wait until the scans are coherent to see if they need to make up. painting. The least 12 pictures were drawn in one second. So how many pictures are needed for more than 1 hour video. Even if the action is handed over to the original painting, there are at least 5 pictures per second. So, the action of this film is really great, each action is not redundant and full of interest, you can see the personality of the characters just by looking at the action. I like the king's walking posture the most~~ So shy~~
Award record: French Prix Louis Delluc Award for Best Film of the Year (1979)
Unique French humor, unique imagination and thinking, unique style, it is worth watching Classic French animation~
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