Anapoko
穴ポコ
Synopsis
After graduating from Tama University of Arts, Nakajima made this work with the intention of submitting to the Sogetsu Animation Festival. Without much funding to work with, Nakajima devised the technique “Kaki-mation,” a method of drawing directly on 35mm film. At this time, he frequented Studio Zero—the formative mainstream animation / cartoon production company of the period with members Shinichi Suzuki, Jiro Tsunoda, Fujiko Fujio, and others.
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Ko Nakajima
- Original Title
- 穴ポコ
- Country of Origin
- Japan
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 7m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Ko Nakajima
Department Leadership Roster
Ko Nakajima
Director
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What is Anapoko about?
After graduating from Tama University of Arts, Nakajima made this work with the intention of submitting to the Sogetsu Animation Festival. Without much funding to work with, Nakajima devised the technique “Kaki-mation,” a method of drawing directly on 35mm film. At this time, he frequented Studio Zero—the formative mainstream animation / cartoon production company of the period with members Shinichi Suzuki, Jiro Tsunoda, Fujiko Fujio, and others.
Who directed Anapoko?
Anapoko was directed by Ko Nakajima.
Who stars in Anapoko?
The principal cast of Anapoko includes Not specified.
When was Anapoko released and how long is it?
Anapoko was released in 1963 with a total runtime of 7m.