- Summary
- A look at the way cartoons were used during World War II to deliver propagandistic ideas in a seemingly innocuous manner. A blend of documentary war footage, animated material, and music from the period, the film reveals insights about the psyche of the public at that time. Among those interviewed are Sody and Bob Clampett, the wife and son of animator Bob Clampett, and animator Chuck Jones.
- Format
- Video
- Published
- New York, NY : First Run/Icarus Films, 1997
- Locale
- United States
- Other Authors/Editors
- Waveren, Guus van.
Braamhorst, Wolter.
Clampett, Sody.
Clampett, Bob, -1984.
Jones, Chuck, 1912-2002.
Smoodin, Eric Loren.
Fischinger, Elfriede.
Andrea, Thomas.
Glad, Mike.
Cohen, Karl F.
AVRO (Firm)
First Run/Icarus Films.
- Notes
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Digital reproductions are made available for private study, scholarship, and research purposes only.
Directors, Guus Van Waveren, Wolter Braamhorst ; interviews/script, Wolter Braamhorst ; camera, Jack Uhalde, Duane Empey ; editor, Peter Cornelisse.
Interviews: Sody Clampett, Bob Clampett, Chuck Jones (animator), Eric Smoodin (film historian), Elfriede Fischinger, Thomas Andrea (film historian), Mike Glad (animation collector), Karl Cohen (animation scholar)
VHS.
