C'est l'aviron (1944)

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An illustration of a traditional French Canadian song in the form of progressing cutouts and still pictures.

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"DIR: Norman McLaren SUMMARY: A visual interpretation of a French-Canadian folk song which follows a canoe on its journey down-river. WHY IT'S HERE: Released as part of the 'Chants Populaire' series, a set of films illustrating popular songs, Norman McLaren's 'C'est l'aviron' is an incredibly immersive film which simulates the journey of a canoe down-river, passing islands and people along the way. Mixing the realistic with the dreamlike, 'C'est l'aviron' used a multi-planar effect developed "