UCLA Animation Workshop Student Film. Animation combining live-action green screen, stop-motion, and hand drawn elements to create a lucious, breathing vision of a suburban house which bears witness to the violence of a man to his wife. She, almost like the house, revolts against his destablizing treatment in caring for a lark, who grows into a man.
Lora Witty
Gary Sample
The Lark is a animation film released in 2002. Directed by Gil Kenan, it stars Lora Witty, Gary Sample. UCLA Animation Workshop Student Film. Animation combining live-action green screen, stop-motion, and hand drawn elements to create a lucious, breathing vision of a suburban house which bears witness to the violence of a man to his wife. She, almost like the house, revolts against his destablizing treatment in caring for a lark, who grows into a man.
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