A One/Two/Many/World
Directed by Richard SwindenA film of mixed cinematic metaphors made with students from Queen's University and local neighborhood children - a portrait of a young boy's journey of self-discovery in a bewildering world of contradictions and imposed conditions. Many of the sequences are surrealistic in effect, creating a social commentary expressed in symbolic language.
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A One/Two/Many/World was released on January 1, 1970.
A One/Two/Many/World was directed by Richard Swinden.
A One/Two/Many/World has a runtime of 16m.
A film of mixed cinematic metaphors made with students from Queen's University and local neighborhood children - a portrait of a young boy's journey of self-discovery in a bewildering world of contradictions and imposed conditions. Many of the sequences are surrealistic in effect, creating a social commentary expressed in symbolic language.
The key characters in A One/Two/Many/World are Boy (Karl Warwick), Boy (Dwaine De Chevotière), Boy (Peter Ellies).
A One/Two/Many/World is a Short, Animation film.
A One/Two/Many/World has an audience rating of 6.4 out of 10.