Is It Always Right to Be Right?
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Is It Always Right to Be Right? is an short animated film directed by Lee Mishkin, produced by Stephen Bosustow Productions, and narrated by Orson Welles. It won the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film in 1970, the last to do so under its previous name "Short Subjects (Cartoons)".
Plot summary
In an unnamed land thought to be the United States, two opposing sides battle to be right in their own political views.[1]
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- "Is It Always Right To Be Right?" on YouTube
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- ↑ Is It Always Right To Be Right? at The Big Cartoon Database
