Proem (1949) Theatrical Cartoon

Proem: Inspired by Lewis Carroll, it leads us through the meeting of two forces, who being unable to resolve their differences peacefully, ultimately arrive on the chessboard to settle their differences.

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Proem

Theatrical Short

A.F. Films.

Produced By Leonard Tregillus, Ralph W. Luce.

Originally Released in 1949 (Estimate).

Originally Released Theatrically.

Running Time: 11 minutes.

U.S.A.

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Inspired by Lewis Carroll, it leads us through the meeting of two forces, who being unable to resolve their differences peacefully, ultimately arrive on the... (more)

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A laboriously produced claymation-style film prepared by senior graduate students at the University of California at Berkeley, School of Education in 1949. Jack Alroy Holmes, later Dean of the School,... (more)

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