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Three [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caryatid caryatids]] hold up the ceiling to an ancient Greek temple. They manage to hold it up over centuries of wind and rain, but when construction workers show up, the temple finally collapses. Instead of being disappointed, however, the caryatids find this liberating, dancing away with glee.
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Three [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caryatid caryatids]] hold up the ceiling to an ancient Greek UsefulNotes/{{ancient Gree|ce}}k temple. They manage to hold it up over centuries of wind and rain, but when construction workers show up, the temple finally collapses. Instead of being disappointed, however, the caryatids find this liberating, dancing away with glee.
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''A Greek Tragedy'' is a 1985 animated short film from UsefulNotes/{{Belgium}}, written and directed by Nicole van Goethem.
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''A Greek Tragedy'' (''Een Griekse tragedie'' in Dutch) is a 1985 animated short film from UsefulNotes/{{Belgium}}, written and directed by Nicole van Goethem.
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''A Greek Tragedy'' is a 1985 animated short film from UsefulNotes/{{Belgium}}, written and directed by Nicole van Goethem.
Three [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caryatid caryatids]] hold up the ceiling to an ancient Greek temple. They manage to hold it up over centuries of wind and rain, but when construction workers show up, the temple finally collapses. Instead of being disappointed, however, the caryatids find this liberating, dancing away with glee.
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* BarbieDollAnatomy: Mercifully, the caryatids don't have defined private parts, although one still gasps with embarrasment when the wind blows her skirt up.
* FanDisservice: The caryatids are drawn (sculpted?) in the form of three middle-aged, chubby women with drooping breasts. They are wearing nothing but translucent slips, and by the time the cartoon is over, they lose the slips.
* TheKenBurnsEffect: The opening has the camera pan over a still of the ruins, before we get to the three women.
* LivingStatue: Three living statues that have been holding up a temple for a very very long time.
* MarilynManeuver: Don't usually see this with an ugly statue.
* MimeAndMusicOnlyCartoon: No dialogue, but some gasping and laughter set to synthesizer music.
Three [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caryatid caryatids]] hold up the ceiling to an ancient Greek temple. They manage to hold it up over centuries of wind and rain, but when construction workers show up, the temple finally collapses. Instead of being disappointed, however, the caryatids find this liberating, dancing away with glee.
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!!Tropes:
* BarbieDollAnatomy: Mercifully, the caryatids don't have defined private parts, although one still gasps with embarrasment when the wind blows her skirt up.
* FanDisservice: The caryatids are drawn (sculpted?) in the form of three middle-aged, chubby women with drooping breasts. They are wearing nothing but translucent slips, and by the time the cartoon is over, they lose the slips.
* TheKenBurnsEffect: The opening has the camera pan over a still of the ruins, before we get to the three women.
* LivingStatue: Three living statues that have been holding up a temple for a very very long time.
* MarilynManeuver: Don't usually see this with an ugly statue.
* MimeAndMusicOnlyCartoon: No dialogue, but some gasping and laughter set to synthesizer music.
