This cartoon is not lacking in quality, with a successful mix of documentary film footage and fictional animated sequences.
The graphic style is original and suits the theme of the film, which takes place in vast stretches of desert.
However, the script mixes humour, biography, history and anti-fascist morality in a way that detracts from the charm of the whole.
The farcical sequences featuring the leaders of the time break the unity of the whole, and complicate a film mainly aimed at pre-adolescents.
The implicit attack on the Pope, presented as a senile old man and collaborator, is totally gratuitous, unecessary to the script, and historically unfair, as if the screenwriter had wanted to give free rein to a personal vendetta.
The graphic style is original and suits the theme of the film, which takes place in vast stretches of desert.
However, the script mixes humour, biography, history and anti-fascist morality in a way that detracts from the charm of the whole.
The farcical sequences featuring the leaders of the time break the unity of the whole, and complicate a film mainly aimed at pre-adolescents.
The implicit attack on the Pope, presented as a senile old man and collaborator, is totally gratuitous, unecessary to the script, and historically unfair, as if the screenwriter had wanted to give free rein to a personal vendetta.