Bonycrone

About This Movie

Bonycrone, a 1978 animated family film, spins a whimsical yet profound fairytale that dives into the themes of truth versus illusion. The animation style has this charming, almost handmade feel, giving it a unique texture that feels different from the more polished productions of its time. The pacing is deliberate, allowing the story to reflect on those false values we often cling to, with moments that linger and resonate. There’s a certain warmth in the storytelling, though it's paired with stark lessons that can be a bit jarring but effective. It’s the kind of film that lingers in your mind long after viewing, leaving you pondering its messages.

Bonycrone has had a modest presence in the collector community, primarily circulated on VHS and a few rare DVD releases. Its unique animation style and thematic depth make it a curiosity for genre enthusiasts, though finding good quality prints can be a challenge. There isn't an extensive market for it, but those who appreciate offbeat animation and family storytelling often seek it out, making it an interesting piece for niche collectors.