Fantastic Animation Festival (1977)

Despite this animation compilation having been rated PG by MPAA, female nudity is present in "Cosmic Cartoon". This is proven in the surrealistic scene in which a naked woman jumps from an ocean and dances for a while.

In "A Short Story of the Wheel", a scantily clad woman can be seen for a couple of seconds.

In "Cat's Cradle" (French; Au bout du fil), a woman's breasts can be seen, but they're not drawn explictly.

In "Nightbird" (French: Oiseau de nuit), a night bird appears to be naked, as we can briefly see breasts. Nothing explicit.

In "Icarus", a man falls down from a pile of stones and lies flat for a while, but doesn't die.

In "The Last Cartoon Man", the man's talking head lies on the floor, while his body stumbles on a chair, and collides with lots of other stuff off-screen. This is all made for comedy.

"Cat's Cradle" (French: Au bout du fil) has some mild comical violence throughout: Characters are swallowed by a creature; A character is blown up; A plane crashlands and explodes; A man hanging on threads like a puppet is cut loose, and falls off-screen; A man is hanged by a spider.

In "Kick Me", the protagonist is being chased and pursued by a shark and a basketball/spider monster.

In "The Mechanical Monsters", Lois Lane calls Clark Kent a "fool".

In "Closed Mondays", "usual crap" can be read on the sign in the beginning. A man utters "what the hell".

In "Closed Mondays", the man appears to be drunk, as he is seen carrying his alcohol bottle constantly.

"Cat's Cradle" is basically both surreal and somewhat bizarre. Some younger kids may find some scenes kinda confusing. But there is nothing intense or frightening.

"Nightbird" (French: Oiseau de nuit) is both haunting, melancholy, and possibly the darkest short animation in the entire compilation. Some people may find this one kinda emotionally intense and sad.

"Room and Board" is basically a bizarre short film which may kinda disturb some younger kids.

"Bambi Meets Godzilla": This ain't Disney's Bambi.

For "Light", unless some younger people may find some of the lights and soundtrack kinda creepy, there is nothing frightnening/intense in this experimental short to worry about.

In "The Mechanical Monsters", a villain threatens to send Lois Lane down into boiling metal.

"Mirror People" is quite bizarre. Some elements may be kinda disturbing or confusing for younger kids.

In "Kick Me", the protagonist is being chased and pursued by a shark and a basketball/spider monster.

Regarding the last segment "Closed Mondays", some kids may find the scene with the talking machine kinda creepy, as this is one of the hallucinations the man has.

This motion picture has been rated PG by the MPAA.