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Worm Story (1989)

Genre : Animation, Fantasy

Runtime : 15M

Director : Keita Kurosaka

Synopsis

The story begins with a parody of a familiar folklore about a rabbit and an earthworm chasing after each other, but the warm atmosphere changes completely to a succession of surreal images, and the story dismantles.

Actors

Crews

Keita Kurosaka
Keita Kurosaka
Director

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