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The oldest surviving animated feature, cut from black paper, with live viola.
Lotte Reiniger made it in Berlin between 1923 and 1926 out of cut-paper silhouettes moved frame by frame under a camera, three years before Disney's first Mickey Mouse and the earliest animated feature that still exists. It takes its story from the Arabian Nights: a sorcerer, a flying horse, and Achmed carried off to places the paper renders as pure shape. Sixty-seven minutes. Hugo Max improvises the score live on viola.
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