At the Ann Arbor Film festival tour many different films were shown, all in different taste. The first film screened, "Doxology' by Michael Langan left the biggest impression on the viewer. A scene where the actual director, and copies of him, hit a tennis ball up and down which really gave the film a cool feeling from then on. In additional scenes similar visual humor was used, contributing towards its impact on the audience.
"I Met the Walrus" by Josh Raskin is a premier example of a well-executed idea with stunning animation. With audio originating from an interview with John Lennon, and hand-rendered images created by Mr. Raskin himself, a political story is told. In this story John Lennon gives us reasons and means for peace and stability in the world circa 1968-1970ish.
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