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This experimental auteur short animated film lacks a traditional story, which may confound the majority of casual viewers. Various animation techniques, such as chalk painting on a blackboard, are used to create poetic images like "The Spotted Cat Swallowed the Striped Fish" or "Teeth That Don't Hurt," where a saw gradually emerges in the drawing. The sound design of the film is also crucial, consisting of a cacophony of sounds that together create a sensory acoustic drawing, crafted by Milan Grygar. The film is designed for lovers of visual art and for mood creation. Such works are hardly made today. Even back in the early 1970s, it was a project that went against the mainstream currents of the Zlín film studio, intended for a handful of connoisseurs of alternative animated works. Overall impression: 90%.
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