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An irrestistable force, an immovable object, and a rainbow of brilliant hues create a moral tale made entirely with colorful self-adhesive labels. "An Abstract version of "the chase," where the dots and rectangles turn the tables on a predator arrow?and so beautifully bedevil him that he is content to serve as the "I" in the title." --American Film
Running time: 10 min , Year released: 1972 Close captioned?: N, Color?: Y Avail. formats: 16mm,VHS ISBN: 1-55974-247-X Language: English, Subtitled?: N For classroom?: Y, Study Guide?: N Grade level: Pre-school and up
Reviews: "An Abstract version of "the chase," where the dots and rectangles turn the tables on a predator arrow?and so beautifully bedevil him that he is content to serve as the "I" in the title." --American Film |
American Film Festival, Red Ribbon Selected by the Center for Understanding Media as an
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This title can also be found in: Animated Films, Art & Artists (Visual), Children's, Comedy Short, Experimental Films, Mouris, Frank & Caroline -- Films by, Short Films |
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