Flying Feet

Year: 1969

Runtime: 6 mins

Language: English

Director: Gerry Chiniquy

Animation

Roland is about to start college when he misses his train, so he runs the whole way to campus. Determined, he enters a footrace against the cigar‑smoking Rattfink. The competition pushes both runners to their limits. Rattfink tries to sabotage him with tricks, but each plan fails, and Roland crosses the finish line first.

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