Delf (1997)
Two tadpole-like creatures with enormous eyes chase each other around, to a driving techno soundtrack. Then these digitally-animated characters find themselves plunged into a different reality - one where a single wrong move could mean they exist in only two dimensions. After completing this mind-warping mini-rollercoaster ride, creator James Cunningham and producing partner Paul Swadel worked together on bank robbery tale Infection, which won invitation to the Cannes Film Festival.
Director: James Cunningham
Genre: Science Fiction, Animation
Release Date: January 1, 1997
Screenplay
Production: Supercollider, New Zealand Film Commission
Country: New Zealand
Original Language: en
Keywords
computer, chase, techno, digital, electronica
More Films by Director: James Cunningham
More Films in Genre: Science Fiction, Animation
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Delf about?
- Two tadpole-like creatures with enormous eyes chase each other around, to a driving techno soundtrack. Then these digitally-animated characters find themselves plunged into a different reality - one where a single wrong move could mean they exist in only two dimensions. After completing this mind-warping mini-rollercoaster ride, creator James Cunningham and producing partner Paul Swadel worked together on bank robbery tale Infection, which won invitation to the Cannes Film Festival.
- Who directed Delf?
- Delf was directed by James Cunningham.
- What genre is Delf?
- Delf is a Science Fiction, Animation film.
- Where was Delf produced?
- Delf was produced in New Zealand.