Stork

About This Movie

So, 'Stork' from '82 is quite a peculiar piece, really. It’s this mishmash of found footage that feels both playful and a bit irreverent. The animation is crude but charming, and you can tell Breer had a knack for making the most out of those tacky optical effects. It has that loose, experimental vibe that was really in the air during its time, and the pacing definitely reflects that. It’s not tightly wound but flows in a way that invites you to interpret and feel rather than just watch. It's distinctive for its use of humor coupled with a funky aesthetic; not something you see every day.

This film has had a bit of a niche following among collectors, given its experimental nature and unique style. While not as commonly found in mainstream collections, those who appreciate avant-garde cinema often seek it out. Formats have varied over the years, but original releases can be quite elusive, adding to its appeal. If you're into experimental shorts, keep an eye out for this one; it tends to pop up at festivals or in specialized collections.