The Cameraman's Revenge is a quaint little film with a funny and entertaining narrative and animations that will be timeless. Produced in Moscow Russia, it marked some of the last films made before the Russian revolution of 1917. It served as a break from the normal everyday hardships that Russians were feeling with the slow and sluggish economy of 1912. The Cameraman's Revenge is part of some of the first stop motion films ever produced and featured actual dried out insects instead of clay or other material models. Because of that it may have been a little disturbing to some viewers, but it's human set and human narrative help ease some of that. The animation is very well done for it's time and took a high amount of skill to create a film that could pass for a decent quality stop motion film today. Overall I think this film is very well done with how it tells its story and its production quality.
Review of The Cameraman's Revenge
