Up is Down
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Credits
- Directed by
- Millie Goldsholl
Complete catalog record
Presents a study of an unconventional young boy who is temporarily persuaded to accept others' viewpoints as his own. ***YOUNG BOY IS ANIMATED***
Boy stands on his hands instead of his feet. He sees the world differently, and as a spectacularly beautiful place.
As a nonconformist and a puzzlement to teachers and parents, he is sent for medical tests and “fixing.” The various fixes the boy goes through might be useful as they involve: lobotomy, traction, injections, brain washings, etc.
The boy emerges standing on his feet, but then the world -- shown in real photographs -- is ugly, war-driven, prejudiced, etc.
He goes back to his hands.
Boy stands on his hands instead of his feet. He sees the world differently, and as a spectacularly beautiful place.
As a nonconformist and a puzzlement to teachers and parents, he is sent for medical tests and “fixing.” The various fixes the boy goes through might be useful as they involve: lobotomy, traction, injections, brain washings, etc.
The boy emerges standing on his feet, but then the world -- shown in real photographs -- is ugly, war-driven, prejudiced, etc.
He goes back to his hands.
Sources
- 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, year, creator, length, catalog record
- Wikidata · Q123287503 ↗ — country, credits
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