Acéra ou Le bal des sorcières

Acéra ou Le bal des sorcières (1972)

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Summary: The acera is a kind of hermaphroditic mollusk. The film elegantly captures the sight of a number of aceras swimming, flitting their cape-like organs to the dramatic melodies of the great composer Pierre Jansen. Watch also for the brief intercut image of a person dancing (yidff.jp)

AKA: Acera, or the Witches Dance

Genre: Short

Country: France

Directed By: Jean Painlevé, Geneviève Hamon

Starring: Jean Painlevé, Geneviève Hamon

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TCI	User	Score
na	JooJoo	7	T₈
na	kyle.loomis	9	T₁₀
na	purgatos	80	T₈
Has some rad stuff. Overall not like super-rad, but pretty rad.
na	PeaceAnarchy	73	T₄
The actual dance is pretty cool, the rest is ok but not that interesting.
na	ahmed413	80	T₈
na	imdb	67	T₆
na	kangadoodoo	55	T₄
na	valmeade	80	T₉
I love how joyful these things look as they're flapping upwards and bouncing through the sea, as if in triumph. Bizarre imagery that begs you to anthropomorphize it in an attempt to comprehend it.
na	FitFortDanga	85	T₉
Bisexual mollusks more otherworldly than any creation by Ray Harryhausen, H.R. Giger or Stan Winston. Gorgeous "ballet".