An Animated Utopia: The Life and Achievement of John Halas 1912-1995(2012)
An Animated Utopia: The Life and Achievement of John Halas 1912-1995 Synopsis
A documentary essay about the unsung animation visionary, John Halas. An Animated Utopia explores his desire "to save the world using animation" and highlights his prescient and influential work in exploring new technologies. Though he, along with his wife Joy Batchelor, headed the longest-lasting and most successful British animation studio, he remains an enigma - his achievements, his influence, his success still unknown to so many. This is his story.
An Animated Utopia: The Life and Achievement of John Halas 1912-1995 (2012) is a documentary, animation and history film directed by Paul Wells, released on January 1, 2012 with a runtime of 1h 8m. It stars John Halas.
- Director:
- Paul Wells
- Writers:
- Paul Wells
- Production:
- Animation Academy of Loughborough University
- Status:
- Released
An Animated Utopia: The Life and Achievement of John Halas 1912-1995 Cast & Crew
Main cast
Key crew
Directed by Paul Wells, written by Paul Wells.
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An Animated Utopia: The Life and Achievement of John Halas 1912-1995 was released on January 1, 2012 and runs for 1h 8m.




















