The Ship of Fools (1996)

13m
Running Time

January 2, 1996
Release Date

The Ship of Fools

The Ship of Fools (1996)

13m
Running Time

January 2, 1996
Release Date

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Plot.

Admiral Flipside is one crazy sea-dog. Driven by a darker than black alter-ego he embarks upon a bizarre voyage of destruction and self discovery. Haunted by his subconscious he is driven by ghostly manifestations into a surreal world of circus and theatre inspired by Sebastian Brant’s 1494 book ‘Das Narrenschyff’ (The Ship of Fools). Unbeknown to him he is the leading actor in a stage play based on the ship of fools. He leads the witless fools on a disastrous voyage to find ‘Narragonia’ (Fools Utopia). Flipside finds himself the sole survivor after the ship is set upon by fire breathing monsters from the deep. He is washed up on the very beach that he left many years ago, only to discover his innocence waiting for him. Here at last, after so many long years searching, he is forced to confront the grim reality that is himself. These short films combine computer animation, traditional animation, video and concepts of theatre to produce a bizarre visual story.

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Cast & Crew.

James Rayment

James Rayment

Tore

Matthew Palmer

Matthew Palmer

Affe

Pete Chequer

Pete Chequer

Admiral Flipside / Narr

Rachel Palmer

Rachel Palmer

Nemo / Gouch

Dominic Wright

Dominic Wright

Director / Animation

Mark Stokes

Mark Stokes

Brant

Robin Brunson

Robin Brunson

Music

Frank Mumford

Frank Mumford

Special Props

Damon O'Connel

Damon O'Connel

Art Designer

Catherine Shepherd

Catherine Shepherd

Opera

Steven Carter

Steven Carter

Opera

Details.

Release Date
January 2, 1996

Original Name
Das Narrenschyff

Status
Released

Running Time
13m

Genres

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computer animation
short

Admiral Flipside.

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