The Apprentice

The Apprentice

1991 (estimated) Theatrical National Film Board of Canada

Foreign title: l'Apprenti (French)

Studio
National Film Board of Canada
Distributor
National Film Board of Canada

Synopsis

An old fool meets a young fool at a crossroads in the 14th century. The old fool stays at the crossroads while the young fool skips blindly down the wrong road. The old fool must teach his young apprentice about the trials and tribulations of taking the wrong road.

Characters

Old Man, Young Man

Credits

Directing

Director
Richard Condie

Producing

Producer
Ches Yetman, Richard Condie

Writing

Writer
Richard Condie

Animation

Animator
Richard Condie

Music

Music
Patrick Godfrey

Production notes

Silent film.

Awards

BLIZZARD Award, Best Animation, The BLIZZARDS/Manitoba Motion Picture Industry Association Film and Video Awards, Winnipeg, 1993.
Honorable Mention, Humor and Satire, Itinerant - American Film and Video Festival, Chicago, 1992

Reviews

The Apprentice

highlifefish1November 11, 2002

This is the best cartoon in the world. If I could watch one cartoon all day long it would be this one. Everyone should watch this.