Then you should probably checkout the rest of the feature length cartoon “Allegro Non Troppo.” There are at least two other vignettes that are quite pleasing, but none with the political viewpoint like this one. Although the “behind the scenes” making of the cartoons is quite an “up yours tyrants” kind of thing. Some portions NSFW.
And this one, the marquee piece of the film, humerously employs “Balero” extremely well. It suggests that all life on earth arose from the microbes left by visiting aliens when they discarded their Coke bottle before blasting off. https://youtu.be/5pgANtzO2G4 .
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A happy ending.
Enjoyed this very much. The music was great.
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Then you should probably checkout the rest of the feature length cartoon “Allegro Non Troppo.” There are at least two other vignettes that are quite pleasing, but none with the political viewpoint like this one. Although the “behind the scenes” making of the cartoons is quite an “up yours tyrants” kind of thing. Some portions NSFW.
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This one could make the elegiac “Valse Triste” unforgettable. https://youtu.be/du1qc9M35n8
And this one, the marquee piece of the film, humerously employs “Balero” extremely well. It suggests that all life on earth arose from the microbes left by visiting aliens when they discarded their Coke bottle before blasting off. https://youtu.be/5pgANtzO2G4 .