The Bead Game
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Also issued as videocassette
An animated art film in which swaying and pulsating colored beads are used to depict the evolution of combat and weaponry up through the world's obliteration by nuclear warfare
A single bead multiplies into two beads. From there, they continue to expand, turning into Atoms which eventually transform into creatures. These creatures magically ingest each other then mutate into other mythical beings. The chronological arrangement demonstrates how civilization has dealt with conflict inspired by creatures of the past, only now with the advancement of technology.
Also issued as videocassette
An animated art film in which swaying and pulsating colored beads are used to depict the evolution of combat and weaponry up through the world's obliteration by nuclear warfare
A single bead multiplies into two beads. From there, they continue to expand, turning into Atoms which eventually transform into creatures. These creatures magically ingest each other then mutate into other mythical beings. The chronological arrangement demonstrates how civilization has dealt with conflict inspired by creatures of the past, only now with the advancement of technology.
Credits
- Directed by
- Ishu Patel
- Produced by
- Derek Lamb
- Music
- Jnan Prakash Ghosh
Complete catalog record
Title from data sheet
Also issued as videocassette
An animated art film in which swaying and pulsating colored beads are used to depict the evolution of combat and weaponry up through the world's obliteration by nuclear warfare
Also issued as videocassette
An animated art film in which swaying and pulsating colored beads are used to depict the evolution of combat and weaponry up through the world's obliteration by nuclear warfare
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