Family Flicks: The Point!
- This is a past program
Recommended for ages 6+*
Adapted by musician Harry Nilsson from his album The Point!, this psychedelic animated feature is set in a land where all the creatures have pointy features—except Oblio, who must learn that looks matter far less than who you are inside. (1971, dir. Fred Wolf, 16mm, 74 min.)
*All ages are welcome. Feel free to take a break with infants and toddlers in the theater lobby.
The Family Flicks Film Series is copresented by the UCLA Film & Television Archive. Matinee screenings for families and film buffs, featuring new and classic films from around the world.
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