To Our Children's Children's Children

About This Movie

So, 'To Our Children's Children's Children' is quite the trip, really. It’s like a visual tapestry woven together with The Moody Blues' music, which you can almost feel breathing life into the animation. The film captures this ethereal, dream-like quality that’s both nostalgic and a bit surreal, a reflection of the late '60s vibe. The pacing is relaxed; it lets you soak in the visuals and melodies. The animation style is a mix of flowing, fluid designs that feel hand-crafted and evocative rather than polished. There's this underlying theme of hope and connection across generations that resonates, even amidst the psychedelic visuals. It has a distinct charm, a rarity that sets it apart from other animated features from that era, making it a curious piece for collectors.

This film is not exactly easy to find in good condition, with the various formats having been released over the years, but many collectors are particularly drawn to the original vinyl and VHS versions. Its scarcity has only heightened interest in the film, especially among fans of the band and animation enthusiasts. The combination of animation with the band’s music creates a unique experience that resonates with the era's psychedelic culture, making it a niche but compelling piece for those who appreciate experimental cinema.