UCLA Animation Workshop Student Film, Preserved by the UCLA Film and Television Archive. Color hand-drawn and paper-cut animation. Animation adapted from an 1897 narrative poem by Edwin Arlington Robinson, contrasting the bright illustrations of Victorian life with the grim realism of the poem's arc.
Ralph Freud
Narrator
UCLA Animation Workshop Student Film, Preserved by the UCLA Film and Television Archive. Color hand-drawn and paper-cut animation. Animation adapted from an 1897 narrative poem by Edwin Arlington Robinson, contrasting the bright illustrations of Victorian life with the grim realism of the poem's arc.
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