Steve Reviews: Strings (2004)

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This is probably one of the most unique entries I've looked at, a 2004 Danish film called Strings. Which not only utilises marionettes on a magnificent technical level, but also has one of the most creative takes to incorporate the marionettes into the world itself.
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[@SteveReviews]

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[@Morlock.]

CAN YOU PLEASE REVIEW MEET THE FEEBLES!!!

[@tankpoe2471]

Could you review james and the giant peach 🍑

[@Mars21077]

I am good homie

[@adamgarcia1777]

Could you please do a video of: -Every Censored/Banned episodes of Caillou -Every Censored/Banned episodes of Bluey -The Banned Episodes of Spongebob -Determine if Pepe le Pew from Looney Tunes really is controversial -Disney's Song of the South -Looney Tunes: The Censored 11

[@samlovatt6966]

Do a review on the 2022 film Luck.

[@DraidtheSpacePirate]

I always loved the scene where the Mom comes in to find her children all tangled up together while they're giggling. It gives the whole world a more organic feeling even if I was just a scene.

[@skyesfury8511]

The concept of them knowing their strings exist, not knowing where they descend from, is a really cool touch. Gives the strings a religious significance, even if they're never treated with such reverence.

[@tylerfish2701]

Most disturbing 4th wall break ever. ☹️

[@skyesfury8511]

@@tylerfish2701 Not sure how. Religion is written into fiction all the time.

[@tylerfish2701]

@@skyesfury8511 I was referring to the fact that they are aware of the strings.

[@skyesfury8511]

@@tylerfish2701 OK, but that's part of what makes it so unique and creative and interesting.

[@tylerfish2701]

@@skyesfury8511 I know.

[@wolvepotter5858]

I’m so glad this is finally getting the recognition it deserves. This may have some the most creative puppetry I’ve ever seen in a movie and it’s dark and somewhat gothic atmosphere definitely helps with that

[@l.t.h2o487]

I didn't know you watch his videos

[@wolvepotter5858]

@@l.t.h2o487 I do. They sometimes give me good idea on what I should watch next, either being exceptional or otherwise, or sometimes he acknowledges a movie that I’ve not seen in years. It gives me a sense of comfort despite how unforgivingly horrific half of the films/shows he covers are

[@l.t.h2o487]

His first video thath l whatchd was Animal farm

[@wolvepotter5858]

@@l.t.h2o487 Mine was for Tugs, though Animal Farm’s a good start

[@l.t.h2o487]

@@wolvepotter5858 yeah

[@tazien]

Right out of the gate it reminds me of the Dark Crystal with the movements, and the eyes, and the overall serious and somber tone and aesthetic. The Dark Crystal was my absolute favorite movie growing up, so it's nice to see something similar here

[@FTChomp9980]

We could use more Puppet movies like that to make you feel like your in a different world.

[@danielwilliamson6180]

Strings reminded me of Dune.

[@charade539]

I remember stumbling across this in a 4 pack of DVDs at Biglots waaay back in like 2009. So glad I got it, it's such a neat movie. You forgot to mention that even their weapons and combat are all about cutting strings! The swords have that hook to better cut a string, instead of stab a body. I found all the attention to detail utterly fascinating.

[@imjustabee]

There's one thing I love about this film that makes it stand out from any other movie containing puppets, and that's the fact that the strings are so prominent. Something about it I really like, they COULD have used fishing wire type strings that everyone else uses but they chose to use thick strings to enhance the experience

[@osmanyousif7849]

I have to say, the voice acting for the Danish is crazy. The actor voicing the main character Hal Tera, voices a Danish dub for Hercules (Disney version), BUT ALSO does the dub for Spongebob and Krusty the Clown (Simpsons).....

[@williampulfer-melville8536]

Fun fact that was actually James McAvoy who did the voice of Hal in the English dub

[@osmanyousif7849]

@@williampulfer-melville8536 , kind of fits when you consider that he starred in Children of Dune at the time.

[@williampulfer-melville8536]

@@osmanyousif7849 yeah though The Voice he uses is the same one he gave Gnomeo in Gnomeo and Juliet

[@gingaddict]

@@williampulfer-melville8536 i recognised his voice right away when I first watched it

[@misterzygarde6431]

Strings is basically the serious older brother to Team America.

[@Ryder-a-Blaze]

Puppetry needs more recognition

[@theblackbaron4119]

It gets enough recognition. That's why people don't make more puppetry movies like that, it's a lot of work.

[@FTChomp9980]

Stop Motion and Claymation does to.

[@johnmclean8414]

@@theblackbaron4119 lol what

[@godmaentertainment4375]

I had a nightmare like this... The people were puppets and their strings went up into the clouds, but when I noticed my father was a puppet as well...the nightmare broke.

[@marcobuncit7539]

Just asking like: Is it because you find comfort that both of you are puppet? But anyway, the idea of puppet is kinda funny by itself since you aware of what you're doing & can realise what you have done without analizing things like computer. Similar case actually to "we're literaly all just some actors with scripts" while in reality we can have identity crisis of "what's my real specific role"

[@ilikebutter1969]

Can't stop thinking about how many times they had to fix the strings because they got tangled during production, that was def painful both mentally and physically

[@MPbmfm]

Plus the one time it was done on purpurse

[@gjtrue]

@@MPbmfm Why was that done? 🧐

[@MPbmfm]

​@@gjtrue Some of the children were playing a game, where their strings got tangled, so their mother had to untangle them

[@serenitythesiren5031]

Can you do one on Wolfwalkers? It may not be very dark but is still rather entertaining, and does, at certain points, deal with certain themes such as murder, witchcraft, death on screen, hunting, and slavery in a way. Plus the animation is awesome.

[@bepisthescienceman4202]

And Irish people

[@jasminemohamed823]

@Generaal yes I agree the part where robin doesn't even tell the red head (I forgot her name) that her mother was there the whole time frustrated me

[@adrianopandolfo]

@@bepisthescienceman4202 the scariest concept of them all: the Irish

[@astrowolvez]

@@Generaallucas🤣

[@libramoon1582]

I'd recommend the anime film "Perfect Blue " because it DOES NOT hold back on the mind fustercluck with depicting the main protagonist slowly losing touch with reality following a string of murders relating to her acting career after retiring from the idol industry 😳

[@AxelWedstar411]

I remember seeing the trailer for this movie and being blown away by how no marionette movie before or since had made the strings part of the world's lore. It's prty creative.

[@tayloredwards4968]

It's a shame that this form of art that not many people do anymore.

[@Brianna-eo8nu]

Probably one of my favourite puppetry films of all time! It’s such a great suprise seeing someone like you cover it, Steve! How Strings hasn’t received a cult following like The Dark Crystal or Labyrinth, I will never know. I truly do hope it gets more recognition as the masterpiece it is!

[@katiekksparks4643]

If I could make a recommendation, please check out The Dark Crystal! It’s a film that may be up your alley, especially since it’s one of the few Jim Henson films that only featured puppets!

[@Nameless_mixes]

Media: *Uses any medium other than live action* The general public: Must mean that it’s for kids! 😁

[@TheChildofAuraReborn]

Something about the effort that went into this movie reminds me a LOT of The Dark Crystal. I'm not exactly sure what, I don't know if it's just the similarities in the use of puppets or not. Also, I'm not sure if this movie has been suggested to you before or not, but would you ever consider checking out "Omae Umasou Da Na" ("You Are Umasou")? It's similar to Chirin, but with dinosaurs and a happier ending; it was based off of a Japanese children's book and the movie itself is really good (Although they made several REALLY shitty sequels, You Are Umasou is the only good and important one). I think you'd find it charming, though it's kind of hard to find.

[@Replicaate]

Well I know what I'm watching tonight! Cheers as ever Steve for bringing weird and beautiful animated works to our attention!

[@XBloodyBaneX]

This reminds me a lot of the kinda world building of Bionicle. The medium understanding and not only working within its own parameters, but designing it's world around it's core designs/themes is such an interesting concept that adds so much to it. All the stuff with the focus on the strings was so interesting. A prison being a basically open area with a square frames as a roof acting as a prison for the strings and thus the puppet, the gate literally just being a small piece of metal that only blocks strings, and the act of amputation/transplantation. They could have easily told a story where they just ignore the strings, but they made the strings of all the puppets an integral part of the world and story.

[@adammcclelland5746]

Ibought this movie on Apple TV and I loved it. Thanks for giving this amazing film some more notoriety.

[@dr.virus1295]

I'm glad you & other movie review channels I watch look at films that are seldom looked at; really great work from you & the people behind this film.

[@meakimon]

Before the review kicks off, I just wanna say, wow, I remember this movie. And I hope we get more movies like these.

[@duroburo7039]

can you give me some more examples of these danish dark/violent "kids" movies?

[@mimik6414]

I remember checking out this movie at the library way back. I was just like why not, and I thoroughly enjoyed it.

[@caged_rage4915]

man, I want to watch this now. It looks amazing.

[@rho-starmkl4483]

5:58 This sounds a lot like Ship of Theseus. It’s a thought experiment on whether or not an object that had any of it’s components replaced is still the same object.

[@wolfindragonsclothing]

I can just imagine the two puppet masters during the sex scene trying not to make eye contact as they try to make this scene look convincing enough for the movie

[@alcinado2072]

I'm glad you are actually communicating with your American counter-part Saberspark ! I like it a lot when you review the same things so I get to see points of view that sometimes diverge.

[@TheDeadmandillon]

It's an intriguing plot and story. But if you ask me, the intimate "sex" scene could've been done away with. Even then it still would've been one of those decent Parental Guidance movies with a lot of precise marinette actions taking place for each character.

[@Ett.Gammalt.Bergtroll]

It really makes no sense for these characters to practice very human-like sex given that they’re all Barbie and Ken dolls. 😅

[@project_adderall4139]

I remember seeing this when I was younger but could never remember the name. Thank you for reminding me of the title.

[@Mr.Nobody653]

Hi Steve, can you please do a review on Guillermo Del Toro's Pinocchio when it comes out on December 9th on Netflix.

[@dudotolivier6363]

Should be awesome ! Plus, from what we see based on all the Trailers of this movie, this version will be, in big lines, like the Disney Pinocchio 2022 but like this latter should have been, that mean correct, well made, and visually Amazing.

[@Mr.Nobody653]

@@dudotolivier6363 I was fortunate enough to buy tickets this November 18th:)

[@dudotolivier6363]

@@Mr.Nobody653 Lucky

[@Endymion766]

the concept of the puppets being aware of the strings could make a nice existential film on its own, like if they have free will, then what are the strings for? Do they really have free will or do they just think they do and somehow the strings pull them in the ways they already wanted to go. Maybe one who is the main character decides to try to climb the strings of another puppet to see whats really up there and all hell breaks loose.

[@DJDarkDarsi]

I started watching this on a TV Catch Up service but didn't get through it all and it was gone by the time I got back, and before I could search for it I had forgotten the name, so thanks for doing this, now I can go and watch it in full!

[@allq7138]

I think I'd make a surprisingly good video game that based around The concept of the strings Being a part of life force Not the story but the strings

[@marionetteproject508]

please review perfect blue,it's underrated,but such a dark film.About the idea of a pop idol singer,having to find herself,as people around her gets killed.Then the solution of the film is to overcome the person that's ruining her life

[@eeveestar6826]

Wow, what a coincidence.Earlier today I was wondering if we were gonna get a new video soon

[@TheZipperDragon]

I like how, to show how broken the king is, he has deep grooves & such in his face.

[@BMALCINE364]

I will say Steve, this movie is rather... unique in a lot of ways. Especially how this was done. I had no idea it could take 20+ years to master puppetry. But yeah, very interesting movie. Keep up the good work mate! 👏

[@ReleaseCoyoteVsAcme2024]

Have you heard of The Giant King, it is a retelling of Ramayana with robots, it has 2 English dubs, a faithful one that was released in the UK, and an edited American dub that removes all the Ramayana reffrences

[@AskForDoodles]

I feel so cheated that I, as a Dane, have never even heard of this one until now :0

[@albertsitompul471]

0:46 that little "ah." Tho.

[@phoenixblade8315]

You’ll love Primal

[@kiwwat4139]

Not many people make movies with puppets? Augsburger Puppenkiste: Hold mein Bier as I start up the Lummerlandlied!

[@kernsanders3973]

Awesome movie, to me it was a good send off to an unfortunately dying art. Growing up puppeteering was still around and use to go watch shows whenever one would come up at an auditorium where I lived. I can understand from a person who never experienced this art form much, viewing it for the first time make you think it's comical that the facial expressions are static but the same with the earliest forms of anime being cut outs moving on paper, you would get use to it. But certainly no this movie did not need modern movie trope such a slapstic comical character and yes it would have certainly hurt the movie overall. But all in all I'm glad the art form got to be in a serious mature story viewed world wide, the shows usually had to cater to children, but speaking to some puppeteers a lot of them wanted to perform more serious stories but couldnt due to the stigma of puppets being children entertainment. So not surprised that award was labelled as such.

[@TheRhuen]

Suggestion: Mune Guardian of the moon. It is obscure but but has some weirdly dark moments and has this over all classic fairy tale and mythology feel to it.

[@DarkTider]

All video and not a single joke about string theory :) Sigh, I really felt strung along by the expectation of one. Also, living in Denmark, yeah there was some talk of this movie, but it wasn't a big deal when it came out, and I had frankly forgotten that it even exsisted. Maybe a lack of marketing.

[@EliasTressa]

2:10 if you want an actually good Pinocchio movie, Netflix has a stop motion one from Guillermo del toro in theaters right now and releases on Netflix Dec 9

[@JIJI2057]

I happen to find a copy of this movie in a DVD bargain said Ohio back and I was surprised I hadn’t heard of it this actually seem kind of something that I actually would’ve loved but showing it to a lot of my Coworkers a lot of them found a creepy but I just found a really beautiful

[@owenbaker2.084]

Should someday talk about the film Something Wicked Comes This Way.

[@leandrawwz]

I love the look of this film so I will definitely check it out. Thank you for this review. I know you are an animal lover so wasn't sure if you ever saw the film "Once Upon A Forest." It was one of my favorites from my childhood and while a bit dark also has light-hearted moments throughout to balance it.

[@kittyslypaws746]

Request: Dinosaur 2000 One Of The Most Darkest And Most Mature Disney Movie I Ever Saw

[@RIlianP]

I've seen this film on TV when I was a kid, I don't remember much of the plot but some scenes stuck with me all these years, you might say it came with a lot of strings attached, I will stand by my pun.

[@ellnats]

that note of the puppets being based on celebs, i think the princess is based on Zoe Saldana aka gamora from the MCU, and the general i think is based on Kirk Douglas

[@Madzizdrawing1]

Still waiting for that Steve Reviews and Sabersparks crossover episode

[@Spacegirl-l9q]

I know I have made a few suggestions before but I really think you should watch The Little Prince, not only is the art style absolutely beautiful and the shift between them is just stunning but the story is actually really good. It feels definitely like something you would enjoy and I would absolutely love it if you reviewed my favorite movie. I'd love your opinion on it.

[@higbeeproductions2340]

Thanks for showing my drawings

[@charlottemagne5455]

You should do Wendell and Wild. It was good story and great animation.

[@williampulfer-melville8536]

I've just watched the film recently and at first I was thinking this when I saw this character Raúl why he is attending an All Girls Private School seeing as boys arn't allowed to enrol at those schools it was only when one of the popular girls I guess called him Ramona was it when I realised that Raúl is a Trans boy someone who was born a girl but identifies as a boy. I also do like the characters of Wendell and Wild themselves because for a couple of demons they are pretty likeable characters also I was actually shocked when it was revealed that the demon they were working for and imprisoned them the Buffalo Belza was actually their dad and even he is a likeable character despite being essentially the films equivalent of Satan

[@izzywolflover]

Steve please view and review ‘Wolf children’ it’s an amazing movie

[@sebilian_ledsit]

Could you review the Dark crystal (og Film and series)?

[@mercenery1232]

Years ago I bought a cd with multiple movies in it. This was amongst them and money well spent I'd say.

[@roo1014]

*I hope you review WENDELL & WILD*

[@asalways1504]

What a fascinating looking film! The plot sounds very similar to the synopsis of the Black Arrow by Robert Louis Stevenson.

[@pureballoonacy]

I picked up strigs for $1.70 as an ex-rental just out of pure curiosity. Best $1.70 I ever spent. Why do I always find more imagination and creativity in the "sub five-bucks" bin, than the $40 new release section?!?

[@McForkCoverup2005]

1:58 Good of Saberspark to finally come out of the fursuit closet and admit to his preferences.

[@zerthios]

I just found you the other day and started watching, right after I found out I have a bald spot. Now I am getting beat over the head with keeps.

[@Andrew.60]

You realy need to make James and the giant peach is such a dark and weird stop motion movie.

[@corvus9653]

Do you know the original danish title of the movie?

[@SerithValComnion]

i remember watching this forever ago. had honestly forgotten about it until i saw that thumbnail

[@watchforever1724]

Wow I had no idea this film existed thanks for making this review

[@jailcatjones3250]

How have I never heard of this beautiful film

[@BootieMunch]

You should review Night on the Galactic Railroad, I personally think ithe symbolism plays out perfectly. The ending is really sad and hits you like a bag of bricks,. I have never cried when watching a movie until thus one.. how ever, it's not for everyone but I love it personally

[@acexsketches]

I wonder if they casted iron or gold around their strings would protect them during battle

[@jacksonkelley4060]

I know you don’t really do live action movies but i think it would be cool if you did a review of threads 1984.

[@JtheGamer1881]

Hey Steve, I recommend you do a review on Tobias and the half pariah, it's an awesome Thomas fan movie

[@horrorfreak3124]

3:43 the start of the story

[@CatsRul85]

I briefly skimmed Ober this moviebabd actually thought it'd be a good fit for you to look at so it's cool to see you did. Future recommendation the stop motion 2006 Peter and the wolf film- it's about half an hour long

[@MforMovesets]

I guess becoming a Pokémon master (about 30 years without aging) is faster than becoming a puppet master.

[@YT_Toxic-Mothman]

This is honestly really cool and I would love to see a continuation on this style cause it's really cool especially with the concepts of the strings this is dope but as you said it takes a very long time to learn how to operate them so yeah that's disappointing

[@nolanschotanus2769]

Still waiting on Abruptio, the thriller movie done entirely with puppets

[@garyburton1724]

With this, and Team America coming out, I guess 2004 was just a good year for theatrical marionette films.

[@Skuthulu-archives]

If you guys love this there is an "anime" called Thunderbolt Fantasy which is absolutely amazing and badass.

[@MrJoeyWheeler]

Just the opening few clips intrigues me. It certainly does look unique. Although, I am nevertheless reminded of... Oh, what was it called? Some kind of Jesus flick... The Miracle Maker or something? A puppet-based film of some sort, the trailer could be seen on the UK VHS of Thomas & The Magic Railroad.

[@tikimillie]

Oh yeah this feverdream of a childhood memory

[@rimfire8217]

Can you Review Wolfwalkers? It is an amazing Irish Animated Film.

[@Helleynea]

It is very interesting hearing about all these international films

[@R_O_S_I888]

If you thought the teletubbies were weird then you haven't seen Boobah: my sister loved it as a kid but it's Fricken weird. So basically there these little colorful fuzzy critters that live in a bubble that flies around the entire world, "mesmerizing" kids (I quoted that cause it looks like their being possessed) and after traveling the entire world they go into a portal that teleports them into their dimension and they separate, into little holes to fully grow and then they pop out so the viewers can the upper half of their bodies then fart out of there holes. Then the chant "BOOBAH" for like 20 seconds while holding hands then the episode starts. Btw they can only say boobah so they Usually giggle squeak and make odd noises.

[@diegobareno5820]

How have I not seen this movie!?

[@ninorav4151]

Hello mister Steve, i wanted to say bravo for this new episode. You make us discover so many animated films that could fall into oblivion, I admire your approach. May I propose you a french film that I think would be of interest to you. "Les Enfants de la Pluie" (The Rain Children) of Philippe Leclerc (2002) the adaptation of the novel "A l'image du dragon" of Serge Brussolo. P.S. : Excuse me for my bad english

[@DapperThorns]

I wonder if the cutting the head string doesn't actually kill the puppet but instead just makes it so they can't move anymore giving the illusion of death. But they are there.

[@EccentricGentelman]

I don't think this is a good film but it is a very interesting one. I agree that the setting is incredibly imaginative, they reimagined the nature of life itself and I've never seen that done in any film before or since. And they were aware of it's implications enough to design these societies around it. I find the world of Strings fascinating and an example of world building how writers can leap into the imaginative and use it to enhance their stories. And this could be just my own interpretation but I find the puppet's strings a metaphor for life, it's something we all have yet is beyond our knowledge. We can give life to new generations but not entirely create it or bring it back once it's gone. It is such a precious, miraculous and irreplaceable thing and yet we hack away at each-others. Perhaps the slaves could be an example of how we are each given life but some overpower others to get more out of it? And i like how they are able to shoe the lifecycles of these beings while working that into the story so it doesn't feel out of place or detract from the story. But my problem is not just that the story is generic but that it's very badly told. (Spoilers ahead.) We've all seen films or shows where the king is killed by a usurper and the prince set out to make it right. But I can't remember ever seeing one where it was king killed himself. I think they should have tried to work that into the story somehow, think how the father's suicide would have had different effects from his murder. Maybe Hal thinks his uncle killed his father but find out he's innocent which throws him for a loop and when he finds the truth, that there is no murder to avenge, it leaves him at a loss of what to do. But they way it is, the suicide doesn't change anything, you could have had the uncle kill the father and the film would have gone the same way. Also the film seems to be about 2 children finding out their father and nation are not what they always thought they were. But the problem with that is we're not really informed what their preconceptions actually are. Obviously they love their father but what sort of person did they think he was? How are we supposed to see the reality differing from the preconception if we don't see the preconception? Indeed the very first thing we see is the Karo writing a suicide note saying he cannot forgive himself for what he's done. It's a dead giveaway that he's not a good man. And there are several opportunities for plot twists but they are not utilised properly. Like the scene where Grack tells Sita she was promised to him and the truth about the Lake of the Thousand Dead Warriors. True the Lake turns out not to be what Hal thought it was but, although the lake is mentioned a few times earlier, we have no idea what Hal thought it was until right before the truth is revealed, so it has far less impact for us. Would "Luke I am your father" have been so effective if hadn't thought Luke's father was dead for almost 2 films? And when Grack tells Sita she was given to him by her own father, so what? What does that really change? It would have been better if Grack had been making what Sita thought were attempts to kidnap her over the years and he father was protecting her, then she's given the revelation that he was claiming what had been promised to him after the Karo when he went back on his word. And the whole scene feels out of nowhere, it's painfully obvious it's only there for exposition. And while exposition is necessary for a story, in Strings it's very heavy-handed with a big info-dump in the beginning and people talking either about thing people already know about or without any prompting. And a few more problems... I keep feeling there's some world-building missing, with no one explaining who Essidain is or what the One String is. I know it only take a little deductive power to know they are a deity and a typical fantasy oracle and the lack of explanation doesn't really impact the story. But it still raises questions at the time. Given the nature of their world, it's not possible to build any buildings with roofs. Which raises the question of why they bother to build buildings or how they are able to have books or letters without them being ruined. And how can they have towers, upstairs and downstairs. And when Hal said "I promised a friend I'd use this hand for something good." When did they become friends? I feel like there was either a scene or a page of script missing. All the characters move so slowly, even during action scenes. And don't tell me they were restricted by the fact they were using marionettes because Sita's bird moves much better. It's the only one that ever feels alive to me. And at the end all the bird's strings drop off as it flies away. In complete disregard for all the laws that the rest of the film set down. I haven't seen such a blatant breaking of a film's own rules since the ending of Bugsy Malone. (Spoilers end) Honestly it boggles my mind to think these people were able to conceive of such a fantastic setting but not able to write a story to match or without so many mistakes. In short if I were a writing tutor at a university, I would use this film as an example in imagination and world building. And that, by itself, a brilliant setting does not a good story make.

[@epic.and.legendary]

Please review the cartoon "Alfred J. Kwak". It is a Dutch-Japanese children's animated comedy-drama television series though I think it's also meant to be for political education because they have literally Hitler in the show who takes over the town. I think you will like it.

[@stopanimatecreep3400]

7:09 Halfway in.

[@greyempireproductions398]

Was that a spider puppet 0_0 oh hell nah im scarred now

[@mattwcook9127]

Sorry for leaving the video early... I'm off to track down this film and watch it

[@Konani_the_unicorn_queen]

i'm just watching this review, and the whole time i'm thinking of "Thunderbolt Fantasy" -from what i gather it's a hand-puppet (but incredibly elaborate and detailed puppets) drama TV-series,

[@RazorRex]

Thanks for alerting me about this film. As someone of Scandinavian descent I’ve been meaning to watch for more films from the homes of my ancestors.

[@ost3591]

spurgt

[@mayp8184]

This is the earliest I've ever been. I absolutely love your work. Thank you for your content! It's makes my day.😊

[@180decibel]

Growing up this was one of my favourite films... and yes team america was also something i saw back then, but that was probably in like the top 10... maybe