From the animated characters of the Leon movie at Cine Lum, to the hybrids of Sherlock Gnomes -who know no bounds, we scan the screen together, and set our viewing sights on ogre and goblin alike. From midget to garden elf, we also set our sights on the theft of the stolen or missing golden treasures in both above named films.
The missing golden apple turns
into the quest for the lost gnomes in the Sherlock animation movie.
Holmes protects his home and people.
He follows the clues of jocker cards left to him by M for call for Moriarty. The
Murder in this case is not a killing at all, except for it being a stealing of
lives -perhaps…
We indeed worry about the
possibility of the gnomes being killed, lost or M for murdered!!
The games are afoot, in the sense
that the missing garden dwarves long to be back home -safe and sound- before night
falls -in one manor or another.
The gargoyles are a mix of hybrid
clay and moving characters, on the big screen, as they kidnap and fly all over
town and bridge.
The clues lead us from enchanted portal
to portal, and from caption to caption, in black and white cards of symbolism,
in order to chase, and to finally join the clues into one colourful puzzle.
The hunt leads us into the
magical worlds of china dolls and cat like singers of jazz, as well as to the
art galleries and museums -natural history style mainly.
Who knew that the: ‘‘guess who is
coming to dinner culprits’’ would be the gargoyles but actually and in actual
fact the M for Watson bad guy.. Or is it M for Moriarty after all?
Moriarty looks strangely unfamiliar
in this production, but Watson looks as familiar as Sherlock does.
The Holmes characters are
interestingly honey ‘homey’ -ranging from the garden gnomes to the dancing
Romeo and Juliet in the story.
Poetry in motion and in musical colour
too…
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