Sep 25, 2001, 04:28 AM
review
official site
low bandwidth clips -1-2-3-4-5-6-
(high bandwidth clips are also available at the official site)
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the following is from the "music box theatre fall film schedule"
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"Richard Linklater's (Slacker, Before Sunrise) new film is a groundbreaking work that interweaves dreamlike animation with free-floating dialogues on existence, dreams, life and consciousness. Wiley Wigins travels through a surreal landscape, flourishing with endless ideas and possibilities, in this whimsical and absorbing exploration of people's inner lives that ultimately leads to the question, "Are we sleepwalking through our waking state, or are we wake-walking through our dreams?" Waking Life is a breakthrough in film animation. Originally shot and edited as live action, the footage was then graphically "painted" frame by frame via computer by a team of more than 30 artists.
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official site
low bandwidth clips -1-2-3-4-5-6-
(high bandwidth clips are also available at the official site)
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the following is from the "music box theatre fall film schedule"
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"Richard Linklater's (Slacker, Before Sunrise) new film is a groundbreaking work that interweaves dreamlike animation with free-floating dialogues on existence, dreams, life and consciousness. Wiley Wigins travels through a surreal landscape, flourishing with endless ideas and possibilities, in this whimsical and absorbing exploration of people's inner lives that ultimately leads to the question, "Are we sleepwalking through our waking state, or are we wake-walking through our dreams?" Waking Life is a breakthrough in film animation. Originally shot and edited as live action, the footage was then graphically "painted" frame by frame via computer by a team of more than 30 artists.
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