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Deep Dive: Without A Trace (2015)

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Without A Trace
Without A Trace presents the life of Quirino Cristiani, an influential figure in animation history. Born in 1896 and passing in 1984, Cristiani was an animator and cartoonist who created the first feature-length animated film, The Apostle, in 1917. The documentary details his contributions to the animation industry, particularly in Argentina, and his role as an Italo-Argentinian artist. The film runs for 66 minutes and provides insight into Cristiani's work and legacy. It captures the essence of early animation and the cultural context of Argentina during Cristiani's lifetime, highlighting his pioneering efforts in a field that would grow significantly in the decades following his initial successes.

Why Watch

  • Meet Quirino Cristiani, animation's early pioneer.
  • See the first feature-length animated film, The Apostle.
  • Find out about Argentina's animation history.

Did You Know

Quirino Cristiani was born in 1896 and died in 1984.
The Apostle, created by Cristiani in 1917, was the first feature-length animated film.
The documentary runs for 66 minutes.

Perfect For

Animation enthusiastsFilm history buffsArgentinian culture fans