Monster Road is a feature-length documentary that explores the dazzling and fantastic worlds of legendary underground clay animator Bruce Bickford.
Entirely self-taught, the 57 year old Bickford works alone in a small basement studio in his house near Seattle. His films, especially the dark and magical clay animations he created for musician Frank Zappa in the 1970s, have achieved cult status worldwide, even though very little of his 40 year body of work has been edited or released to the public.
Monster Road explores this vast collection of animation, and also presents glimpses of the real life from which his fantastic imaginary worlds sprang [...]
A very good docu on a unique figure... the DVD is issued by the authors themselves, so as usual if you really dig the movie, buy it instead of wasting your quids on mainstream gobbledygook (it's just 20$).
Bickford animations are one of a kind. There's a lot in the movie, but if you're not familiar with it, I implore you to download the (LQ) anthology ed2k: The Amazing Mr Bickford.avi [563.50 Mb] [Stats] .
If you think the body swelling and mutation in - say - Akira were extreme, you'll think again
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merci monsieur Le Trep!
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