This is a satirical takedown of Disney. The Presenter claims to be doing something new and original while fighting off Prisney from Hollywood. He rounds up a group of old ladies to be the orchestra. He releases The Animator (Maurizio Nichetti) from the dungeon to draw tales set to classical music. The live-action scenes are black and white. The animation is 70's adult outsider drawings with stories of a lustful satyr, militarism, evolution of leftover coke, and an Adam & Eve take. Nichetti is doing his mostly silent character. It's a satire of Fantasia. It has its humor, its adult content, and it's quirky fun. Like Fantasia, the animation vignettes don't connect which is a shame. I would like to follow the satyr in his aimless erotic adventures. I do love half of the animated vignettes and the other half are pretty fine.
Review of Allegro non troppo
