The Clarinet Player (1920)

The Clarinet Player (1920) poster

FRAGMENT | A man looks around and sees a dog in a trashcan, after which his nose transforms into a clarinet that he plays for the dog. The film was made by the popular Danish cartoonist Robert Storm Petersen, popularly known as ‘Storm P’, who created some of Denmark’s very first cartoons, among many other things. His distinctive humorous tone and style shine through in these short, early cartoons. (Stumfilm.dk)

Director: Robert Storm Petersen
Runtime: 1 min
Release Date:
Country: Denmark
Original Language: da
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What is The Clarinet Player about?
FRAGMENT | A man looks around and sees a dog in a trashcan, after which his nose transforms into a clarinet that he plays for the dog. The film was made by the popular Danish cartoonist Robert Storm Petersen, popularly known as ‘Storm P’, who created some of Denmark’s very first cartoons, among many other things. His distinctive humorous tone and style shine through in these short, early cartoons. (Stumfilm.dk)
Who directed The Clarinet Player?
The Clarinet Player was directed by Robert Storm Petersen.
How long is The Clarinet Player?
The Clarinet Player has a runtime of 1m (1 minutes).
Where was The Clarinet Player produced?
The Clarinet Player was produced in Denmark.