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1926
66 minutes
Animation, Science Fiction and Fantasy, Silent
English
A real piece of cinema history, The Adventures of Prince Achmed is the oldest surviving animated film in the world. Made by the German animator Lotte Reiniger, the way in which the movie was made back in 1926 involved cut-outs in a technique that was similar to shadow puppets - but that laid the ground for the scores of fantastic animated movies that would follow. But as well as being an important moment in the story of the movies, the film is also great fun - telling the tale of a noble Prince enlisting the help of Aladdin to battle an evil sorcerer.
Dazzling fantasy featuring magic and flying carpets in which the King of Bagdad is betrayed and thrown into prison, then escapes with a young thief.
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Read MoreComplete with werewolves, magical instruments, sorcerers and mythical beasts, this French animation captures the enchantment of storytelling.
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Read MoreInventive 1924 silent adventure feature involving dangerous quests, evil wizards and flying carpets.
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