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About That Popular 'Black Films Don't Sell ...Forest Whitaker Adds His Voice To Animated 'Toys In The Attic'
Actually the film is not that new. It's actually a Czech made 2009 film by accalimed amimator Jiri Barta with a new English dialogue soundtrack written by Vivian Schilling.
Judging from the trailer below is visually striking film in the sort of creepy, off beat, 1960's Soviet Bloc Iron Curtain totalitarian style so common in Czech animated films.
Take a look to see what I mean:
1 Comment
Geneva Girl | October 30, 2012 4:16 PM
Thank goodness! I have a ten-year old so I've seen a whole lot of animated films. I often lament the lack of vocal talent of color. When there is a black or latino voice, it's almost always a stereotypical one. I will watch for this.