Pakistan’s cinematic landscape has been graced with its first hand-drawn animated film, “The Glassworker.” Released nationwide, this anti-war masterpiece is the brainchild of Usman Riaz, who dedicated over a decade to its creation.
The film, featuring more than 14,000 hand-drawn frames, tells the compelling story of a glassworker grappling with moral dilemmas. With stunning visuals inspired by Karachi and a poignant musical score, “The Glassworker” offers a captivating experience for audiences of all ages.
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Riaz’s dedication to this project highlights his commitment to the art of animation and storytelling. He is also actively pursuing international distribution and OTT releases to ensure a wider audience can appreciate this unique film.
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