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[TOMT][Possibly 2000s]Orchestral food Claymation
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What I'm looking for specifically is a Claymation video that was posted to YouTube sometime in the early 2000s. The video was already old when I found it and not the greatest quality so it's possibly even older than that. The video itself isn't that long maybe 2-5 minutes (guessing, I was maybe 6 when I saw it the first time) and it starts showing a dinner table that's set with a huge very fancy and ornate feast. It was sort of reminiscent of a classical painting. Suddenly all of the food begins to move, they get up and start marching and dancing all around the table while orchestral/classical music plays. There's no singing or spoken word that I can remember, pretty much just food having fun playing instruments and marching to the music. The food itself was the standard Claymation blobs you'd see with non distinct limbs and no faces. Just the illusion of a sentient shape. I remember the animation being very pretty and though I'm not sure it could have possibly been for a film festival or something like that.

The title could have possibly had feast or march in it but there is a very good chance I'm misremembering and that the title wasn't even in English.

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