Five countries provide the backdrop for a feature-length look at stop-motion animators who create films using LEGO bricks and other building toys.
“A documentary that explores the diverse world of people who make stop-motion animated films with LEGO® bricks.”
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Five countries provide the backdrop for a feature-length look at stop-motion animators who create films using LEGO bricks and other building toys.
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Maxime Marion shares his passion for stop-motion animation in France. He and others use LEGO bricks and similar toys to create animated films. Filmed across five countries, the documentary features artists like Dylan Woodley and Joseph Frank. They discuss their creative processes and the challenges they face in animation. The film runs for 87 minutes and documents the dedication of this global community of builders and filmmakers.
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Why Watch
- Meet animators like Maxime Marion and Michael Macasa.
- Find out how LEGO® bricks inspire creativity.
- See the global community of stop-motion filmmakers.
Did You Know
- The film features animators from five different countries.
- BRICKS IN MOTION has a runtime of 87 minutes.
- Philip Heinrich is the director of this documentary.
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Who directed the documentary Bricks in Motion?
Bricks in Motion was directed by Philip Heinrich.
What is the runtime of the documentary Bricks in Motion?
The runtime of Bricks in Motion is 87 minutes.
In how many countries was Bricks in Motion filmed?
Bricks in Motion was filmed across five countries.
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