
Lung(1986)
Lung Synopsis
Lung is the first animation in Robert Darroll's Korean Trilogy. The title Lung refers to the Tibetan Buddhist concept of air-energy. While the images and movement would appear to be created on the computer, they are all hand drawn. The sequences take the viewer through meditative and transformative passages, as shapes and colors are dynamically orchestrated in time and space. Darroll studied Zen Buddhism at Songgwang Sa in Korea for two years. Lung is dedicated to the Zen Master Kusan Sunim.
Lung (1986) is a animation film directed by Robert Darroll, released on January 1, 1986 with a runtime of 12m.
- Director:
- Robert Darroll
- Production:
- Technical University of Berlin
- Status:
- Released
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Lung was released on January 1, 1986 and runs for 12m.



















