Uselesssea's

Andrew Pike, a man with special needs, is the creator of this wonderful animation. The story is based on an anecdote in which Pablo Picasso and James Joyce meet in a Paris cafe. Great minds think alike, or do they? The animation was shot frame by frame, using cardboard cut-outs, colored ink and a lot of imagination. For additional information about this film please visit its details page: http://www.gosprout.org/film/prog07/use.htm

This animation, from Ireland, is part of the Sprout Touring Film Festival (showcasing films related to the field of developmental disabilities). Click the following link to see a complete listing of all the films available through this festival: http://stff.gosprout.org

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• picasso
• developmental
• disability
• mental
• retardation
• challenged
• James
• Joyce
• ireland
• callan
• sprout
• animation