I love this little short film, which precedes the film "Monty Python and the Meaning Of Life." The story about a group of long-suffering clerks working in an office building keelhauling the company and sailing the seas of commerce has more imagination in it's sixteen minutes that many other films have in 2 hours. It carries the message of youthful exuberance and creativity despite what age you are. The visuals are wonderfully silly. This is one of Gilliam's best.
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