Balablok

Balablok is a 1972 animated short written and directed by Břetislav Pojar exploring the human propensity for resorting to violence over reason.[1]

Accolades

The 7 min 27 sec film received the 1973 Grand Prix du Festival for Short Film [2] at the Cannes Film Festival.[3]

Production

Produced by René Jodoin for the National Film Board of Canada,[4] with music by Maurice Blackburn, the film was produced at a cost of C$37,000, utilizing cutout animation.[5]

gollark: Did... did you put an umlaut on a `>`?
gollark: Tronzoid is confusion.
gollark: We are all CONFUSION.
gollark: It seems as if there is not.
gollark: The question is, is there conservation of poetry badness?

References
  1. WorldCat.org
  2. BALABLOK-Festival de Cannes
  3. "Balablok". National Film Board collections page. 1972. Retrieved 2009-09-24.
  4. NFB French Animation Founder René Jodoin Dies-Animation Magazine
  5. Evans, Gary (Sep 30, 1991). In the National Interest: A Chronicle of the National Film Board of Canada from 1949 to 1989. University of Toronto Press. pp. 198. ISBN 0-8020-6833-2. Balablok.
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