Proem (1949)

"The imaginative experiments with animated clay figures begun last year in No Credit have, in this year's Proem, proved out as a suave and wholly integrated art form. The unique and wholly delightful work of Leonard Tregillus and Ralph Luce, jr., has here come handsomely of age — both technically and creatively. Proem, conceived as a preface to the theme of Carroll's Through the Looking Glass, is of far greater filmic stature than its already rented status permits it to be rated." Movie Makers, Dec. 1949, p. 470.

Director: Leonard Tregillus, Ralph Luce
Runtime: 11 min
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Original Language: en
More Films by Director: Leonard Tregillus, Ralph Luce

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Proem about?
"The imaginative experiments with animated clay figures begun last year in No Credit have, in this year's Proem, proved out as a suave and wholly integrated art form. The unique and wholly delightful work of Leonard Tregillus and Ralph Luce, jr., has here come handsomely of age — both technically and creatively. Proem, conceived as a preface to the theme of Carroll's Through the Looking Glass, is of far greater filmic stature than its already rented status permits it to be rated." Movie Makers, Dec. 1949, p. 470.
Who directed Proem?
Proem was directed by Leonard Tregillus, Ralph Luce.
How long is Proem?
Proem has a runtime of 11m (11 minutes).