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19694mCanada

The Sky Is Blue

Synopsis

A fanciful story, done in paper cut-outs, of a boy's journey through the skies on the tail of a kite. He soars high above the earth, encountering birds, aeroplanes, the stars, a spaceship and other heavenly bodies before floating back to his starting point. An animated film for children. Film without words.

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Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Rick Raxlen
Screenplay & Story
Rick Raxlen
Original Score
Karl du Plessis
Original Title
The Sky Is Blue
Country of Origin
Canada
Spoken Languages
No Language
Runtime
4m
Production Studios
ONF | NFB

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Rick Raxlen

Screenplay & Story

Rick Raxlen

Original Score & Music

Karl du Plessis

Producers

Robert Verrall

Department Leadership Roster

Robert Verrall

Producer

Rick Raxlen

Rick Raxlen

Director

Rick Raxlen

Rick Raxlen

Writer

Official cinematic photography and background stills for The Sky Is Blue.

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Frequently Asked Questions About The Sky Is Blue

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is The Sky Is Blue about?

A fanciful story, done in paper cut-outs, of a boy's journey through the skies on the tail of a kite. He soars high above the earth, encountering birds, aeroplanes, the stars, a spaceship and other heavenly bodies before floating back to his starting point. An animated film for children. Film without words.

Who directed The Sky Is Blue?

The Sky Is Blue was directed by Rick Raxlen.

Who stars in The Sky Is Blue?

The principal cast of The Sky Is Blue includes Not specified.

When was The Sky Is Blue released and how long is it?

The Sky Is Blue was released in 1969 with a total runtime of 4m.

Who composed the musical score for The Sky Is Blue?

The original motion picture soundtrack for The Sky Is Blue was composed by Karl du Plessis.