Tilt

Tilt

1972 (estimated) Theatrical National Film Board of Canada

Studio
National Film Board of Canada, World Bank
Distributor
National Film Board of Canada

Synopsis

An exposition of what is wrong with our world, and how a little more sharing of wealth on the part of the "have" countries might ease many of the world's economic ills. The world is compared to the ball in a pinball machine, bouncing this way or that according to how it is manipulated. The forms that they may take are acted out by cartoon characters in a series of wryly amusing sketches.

Credits

Directing

Director
Don Arioli

Producing

Producer
Wolf Koenig
Executive Producer
Robert Verrall

Writing

Writer
Don Arioli

Music

Music
Harry Freedman

Crew

Animation Camera
Raymond Dumas, Claude Lapierre, Cameron Gaul
Sound Editing
Peter Hearn
Re-Recording
Roger Lamoureux

Reviews

Tilt

Leonie FeutrillMay 20, 2016

I can vividly remember this film being screened when I was in high school in the 70s. I'm now 56. It had such an impact on me and I believe it was this film that lead to my love of the environment, learning about other cultures, and my strong desire to educate kids to love and take care of the earth. I would love to track down this film and watch it again.