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A minor character from a collection of marionettes takes viewers through a small world theatre where they come across various types, including the seducer, the demagogue and the obedient masses. Ambitious puppet animatio
A child psychiatrist treats a 10-year old boy who claims that everything he imagines has really happened.
Fearing the Soviet Union, rich businessmen who want more influence in Europe decide to give the nation of Boufferia a new king, an easy to handle drunkard.
Describes the making of a puppet in detail from the carving of the head to the fitting of the strings. Close-ups show how the movements of the various limbs are achieved and finally the film portrays a brief episode in t
The school film of Fernando Matos Silva made in the London School of Film Technique. An adaptation of the homonimous tale of the writer Ray Bradbury.
Miranda's Marionettes tells the story of an unproven female puppeteer who seeks to redefine the status quo of storytelling. After she is fired from her puppeteer troupe, she is taken under the wing of Blanche, a street p
A jaded psychiatrist sees a client who is having hallucinations. He uses hypnotism to seek answers into her dark past, but soon gets wrapped up in her delusions and starts to fall for her charms...
A marionette musical from Tony Sarg's show.
Early sound film of a popular stage puppet show.
Staged by the Salzburger Marionettentheater. Wagner's great epic condensed into two hours — compact, humorous and very exciting! Marionettes encounter actors and take us into a time tunnel of mythological entanglements.
Unaware of the strings of suffering that manipulate her world, a young girl seeks to understand why her mother is the way she is.
Marionettes: Starring actress Peach Peach, this is a short music film about a woman trapped in a surreal world unable to get out. She encounters different figures and becomes desperate to figure out where she is and how
With the opera "Le nozze di Figaro" commenced the remarkably successful cooperation between Mozart and his librettist Lorenzo da Ponte. The first night of "Figaro", presumably Mozart's most perfect musical comedy, was he