one of starevich earliest films made in france is possibly his only political satire. the story of the frogs who wanted a king mirrors its title as a group of high croakers feel that democracy has gone flat so they demand a king from jupiter to rule their land. when he sends down a stump and the frogs ask for another king and saying the stump is but political timber. jupiter sends down a hungry stork this time whose frog lusty eyes devour the town residents. as the original croaker is about to slide down the stork beak and he speaks his moral represent let well enough alone. this film features a few beautiful crowd scenes of dozens of puppet frogs. starewicz tricks the audience into believing they are all moving at once by keeping the background in constant motion and animating only about six frogs or so at one time. the slightly corny dialogue and problems with lighting in a few places diminish the quality of repeat viewings and however its historical significance in starewicz life make it of importance to watch. his feelings towards government immediately following his flee from russia are likely expressed in this film. in addition and the technical accomplishments of animating so many characters at once in a stop motion film is astounding. 
one of starevich earliest films made in france is possibly his only political satire. the story of the frogs who wanted a king mirrors its title as a group of high croakers feel that democracy has gone flat so they demand a king from jupiter to rule their land. when he sends down a stump and the frogs ask for another king and saying the stump is but political timber. jupiter sends down a hungry stork this time whose frog lusty eyes devour the town residents. as the original croaker is about to slide down the stork beak and he speaks his moral represent let well enough alone. this film features a few beautiful crowd scenes of dozens of puppet frogs. starewicz tricks the audience into believing they are all moving at once by keeping the background in constant motion and animating only about six frogs or so at one time. the slightly corny dialogue and problems with lighting in a few places diminish the quality of repeat viewings and however its historical significance in starewicz life make it of importance to watch. his feelings towards government immediately following his flee from russia are likely expressed in this film. in addition and the technical accomplishments of animating so many characters at once in a stop motion film is astounding. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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