The camera slips behind the curtain of Jim Henson's 1986 fantasy epic, 'Labyrinth', revealing the meticulous craft behind the magic. We witness artists sketching otherworldly creatures, puppeteers breathing life into intricate mechanical beasts, and David Bowie transforming into the enigmatic Goblin King. Jennifer Connelly navigates the vast, bewildering sets, while Henson's team solves endless creative puzzles. This is a rare glimpse into the chaotic, wondrous workshop where imagination was hammered, stitched, and sung into reality by a visionary and his devoted crew.
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This documentary transcends a simple behind-the-scenes reel; it's a love letter to practical artistry. The focus is not on stars, but on the sculptors, mechanics, and dreamers who built a universe from foam and faith.
What lingers after the credits is a profound respect for the pre-digital alchemy of filmmaking. You'll never watch Bowie's musical numbers or the fiery creatures the same way again, now seeing the human hands behind every spell. — MovieFinder Editorial
Director: Desmond Saunders
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A workshop humming with focused chaos, sawdust, and the palpable joy of making-believe.
Jim Henson
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David Bowie
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Charles Augins
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Brian Henson
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Brian Froud
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Terry Jones
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Michael McCormick
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Ross Hill
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Jennifer Connelly
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Shari Weiser
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