Runaway
Runaway [electronic resource] /
National Film Board of Canada.
- Montreal : National Film Board of Canada, 2009.
- 1 streaming video file (9 min.) : digital, stereo, sd., col.
Roisin Dewart ;Montréal, QC ;Prairie Centre.
Director/animator/writer, Cordell Barker ; original music, Benoît Charest ; cast, Richard Condie, Leonard Waldner, Muriel Hogue ; sound designer/mixer, Howard Rissin ; producer, Michael Scott, Derek Mazur. Director/animator/writer, Cordell Barker ; original music, Benoît Charest ; cast, Richard Condie, Leonard Waldner, Muriel Hogue ; sound designer/mixer, Howard Rissin ; producer, Michael Scott, Derek Mazur.
Happy passengers are having a great time on a crowded train, oblivious to the
unknown fate that awaits them around the bend. The ensuing crisis leads to a
class struggle that is as amusing as it is merciless. Naturally there are
victims, but in the end everyone is equal.
Cordell Barker, who directed The Cat Came Back
and Strange Invaders, is once again at his best with
Runaway. Set to the music of Ben Charest (composer of the Triplets
of Belleville), Runaway takes you on a
journey that is both funny and disastrous.
11-15. Régie du cinéma du Québec rating: G. CHV rating: G.
Mode of access: World Wide Web.
Religion, Beliefs and Ethics.
Transportation.
Railroad travel.
Social conflict.
Animated films Humorous materials Trains Accidents Social classes
Roisin Dewart ;Montréal, QC ;Prairie Centre.
Director/animator/writer, Cordell Barker ; original music, Benoît Charest ; cast, Richard Condie, Leonard Waldner, Muriel Hogue ; sound designer/mixer, Howard Rissin ; producer, Michael Scott, Derek Mazur. Director/animator/writer, Cordell Barker ; original music, Benoît Charest ; cast, Richard Condie, Leonard Waldner, Muriel Hogue ; sound designer/mixer, Howard Rissin ; producer, Michael Scott, Derek Mazur.
Happy passengers are having a great time on a crowded train, oblivious to the
unknown fate that awaits them around the bend. The ensuing crisis leads to a
class struggle that is as amusing as it is merciless. Naturally there are
victims, but in the end everyone is equal.
Cordell Barker, who directed The Cat Came Back
and Strange Invaders, is once again at his best with
Runaway. Set to the music of Ben Charest (composer of the Triplets
of Belleville), Runaway takes you on a
journey that is both funny and disastrous.
11-15. Régie du cinéma du Québec rating: G. CHV rating: G.
Mode of access: World Wide Web.
Religion, Beliefs and Ethics.
Transportation.
Railroad travel.
Social conflict.
Animated films Humorous materials Trains Accidents Social classes