Family That Dwelt Apart

Cartoon animation of a story by E.B. White, first published in the New Yorker magazine in 1937. This is a tall Yankee tale about a family of seven fisherfolk who are living quite happily as the sole inhabitants of a small island in Barnetuck Bay until word somehow gets to the mainland that they are in distress. What happens when rescue attempts are launched makes an amusing story, illustrated with wit and verve by the film animation. Narrated by E.B. White. Also available on DVD [319319].

Credits

Directed by
Yvon Mallette
Written by
E. B. White
Produced by
Wolf Koenig
Music
Eldon Rathburn
Complete catalog record
An animated film that tells a tall and salty Yankee story about a family happily isolated on an island whose life falls apart when the world comes to help them.