The Sailor and the Devil

Year: 1967

Runtime: 7 mins

Language: English

Directors: Richard Williams, Errol Le Cain

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Errol Le Cain, the celebrated illustrator, animated this rare short film for the Richard Williams Studio in 1967 as part of his apprenticeship training. The piece is distinguished by a lively gospel soundtrack performed by Professor Alex Bradford, adding a memorable musical touch to the early work.

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