The Red Balloon: Directed by Albert Lamorisse. With Pascal Lamorisse, Georges Sellier, Vladimir Popov, Paul Perey. A red balloon with a mind of its own follows a little boy around the streets …

What started as yet another ordinary day at school paved the way for an unexpected and equally exciting adventure when wide-eyed Pascal freed a glossy, helium-filled, bright-red balloon that …

A famous French short film about a kid who finds a balloon (to no one's surprise, it is red) and he forms an attachment to it, taking it around with him everywhere.

By what name was The Red Balloon (1956) officially released in India in English?

Albert Lamorisse. Director: The Red Balloon. A former photographer, he turned to directing short subjects in the late 40s, soon acquiring an international reputation for the poetic quality of his …

At only 13 minutes total the film will not provide as much horror as a full length effort, but the amount of horror you get in such a short package makes for a highly recommended watch if …

This film short won the Best Writing, Original Screenplay Oscar for its only Academy Award nomination. It is the shortest film to win a major Academy Award.

The Red Balloon (Short 1956) - This film short won the Best Writing, Original Screenplay Oscar for its only Academy Award nomination. It is the shortest film to win a major Academy Award.

The Red Balloon (Short 1956) - This film had one of the largest non-theatrical runs in the history of American cinema. Thousands of 16-millimeter prints were distributed to schools across the …

With elements of The Red Balloon, Toy Story and, I’m sure, memories Gondry has revisited from his own childhood family vacations in France, the short follows a family on their annual …