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KING TIGERMORE IN STRAWBERRY FIELDS

I loved this. The imagery is bright and beautiful. The non-narrative storyline is easy to understand and whimsical. It's one of those crazy little short films that's just plain fun and filled with unexpected stuff. It's short. It's fast. It's set to Mozart's 25th in G Minor. What's not to like. Great interstitial programming.

It all begins in Strawberry Fields, when eight-year-old Kimi, the boy who plays chess in his dreams, falls asleep during a chess match in Central Park, and imagines that the white king piece in his chess game has come to life as King Tigermore. Synchronized to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Symphony No. 25 in G Minor.