Tin Toy

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Movie
German title Tin Toy
Original title Tin Toy
Country of production United States
original language English
Publishing year 1988
length 5 minutes
Rod
Director John Lasseter
script John Lasseter
production John Lasseter
for Pixar Animation Studios

Tin Toy is an American computer-animated short film directed by John Lasseter in 1988.

action

A living room: a small one-man brass orchestra figure , just taken out of its packaging, looks around with delight. A short time later a baby crawls into the room and the enthusiasm for the toy changes when the baby bites into play rings and breaks a chain in front of his eyes. The male wants to flee unnoticed, but his mechanics make music noises with every step. The baby becomes aware of the male and follows him. The male manages to escape under a couch. All the other toy figures are already gathered here, trembling with fear.

When the baby falls down on the hunt for the toy and begins to cry, the male takes pity and returns from his hiding place and draws attention to himself by making music. The baby, however, now plays with the packaging of the male and the shopping bag and finally stumbles out of the room - pursued by the persistently music-making male.

production

Tin Toy was the first film that computer-animated a human-looking figure, here a baby. The film was released on December 30, 1988.

Awards

Tin Toy won in 1989 the Oscar in the category " animated Best Short Film ". It was the first computer-animated film to receive the award in this category and the first Pixar film to be awarded an Oscar.

In 2003 the film was entered into the National Film Registry .

Web links

Individual evidence

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