Ethel & Ernest is a poignant, hand-drawn animation based on the 1998 graphic novel by , the creator of The Snowman . It tells the true story of Briggs' parents, documenting their lives from their first meeting in 1928 until their deaths in 1971.
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The story spans over 40 years of British history, beginning with the couple's first meeting in London in 1928. Ethel & Ernest reviewed by James King Ethel & Ernest is a poignant, hand-drawn animation
The opening credits feature animated newspaper print. On this encode, eagle-eyed viewers with mediainfo tools can spot how the x265 --no-sao and --deblock settings specifically enhance those fine text lines—a nod to Briggs’ own career as an illustrator of news strips. This allows for significantly better compression than older
is a deeply moving animated biographical film that brings to life the 1998 graphic memoir by legendary British author and illustrator Raymond Briggs . Directed by Roger Mainwood , the film is a poignant tribute to Briggs' parents, Ethel and Ernest, following their lives from their first chance encounter in 1928 to their deaths in 1971. A Life Story of "Ordinary" People