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At the moment , what I 'm seeing is live actors playing Griffin and Sabine , and it 's the correspondence itself that 's animated , sort of a bridge between scenes : the springboard would have to be the first postcard that arrives - perhaps we see the bird shake his little tail as Griffin takes the postcard out of the postbox - he 's not sure he sees it , or perhaps the characters in the film are entirely oblivious to the animation and only the audience gets to enjoy it . The film was set in the past ; the clothes , the make-up ... There will be an affidavit as to the circumstances under which the film was made , who was present , and why ; but , for the information of the Tribunal , it was taken in Frankfurt when the Allied Forces captured that city and went into the Reichsbank vaults . The film was notable for both being Orson Welles ' last film ( voice ) role as Unicron , a planet-sized computer , and for its downbeat , apocalyptic plot in which all of the series regulars were killed off . Barefoot aims to investigate the significance of this largely overlooked genre , both in relation to the context in which the films were produced and exhibited , as well as their period settings and the connotations those settings had in the 1940s . Films about children invariably tell us more about the adult world , in which the films were conceived , than about the children themselves . And yet these isolated bits and pieces of religious ritual that appear throughout the film are like so many souvenirs of a faith that has somehow been mislaid , but that the owners have never completely abandoned hope of finding again . The film was also banned on video in the UK for fifteen years . The loopholes in the film are also part of its attraction . The most powerful moments in the film are the interviews with people whose personal lives were negatively impacted by Wal-Mart . The Corbett-Fitzsimmons Fight film has been the subject of good deal of scholarship since Charles Musser noted that Chicago reviewers of the film were amazed that 60 % of the audience for the film were women . Considered anti-establishment at the time , the film was meant to be an indictment of the United States government and its policies . While making his own films , he continued to create soundtracks for student films and eventually mixed most of the films being made at the school . ) The films were characterized by ellipsometry , contact angle measurements , and infrared spectroscopy . Additionally , the films were analyzed using STM to obtain images of the outcome of the insertion procedure . However , those who were critical of the film were labeled " homophobic " . The steps in the film were very similar to my actual madrassah . The films were chosen with little thought to the programming decisions of the new IFC Center in Manhattan 's Greenwich Village , according to Cooper .