The Sad Little Angel Clown (Who That Cries)

Barnaby, a lonely child performer, struggles to find joy amidst the harsh realities of his itinerant circus life. When he forms an unlikely friendship with a wise, aging acrobat, he begins to understand the resilience of the human spirit and the true meaning of found family. Together, they navigate the challenges of their world, seeking a brighter future beyond the big top.

Critically acclaimed for its poignant storytelling and heartwarming performances, "The Sad Little Angel Clown" resonated with both audiences and critics alike. Praised for its ability to balance melancholy with moments of genuine humor and hope, the film was seen as a refreshing departure from typical family fare.

• A visually stunning and emotionally resonant film that captures the bittersweet nature of childhood dreams.
• Arthur Pumble delivers a career-defining performance as the titular clown, imbuing the character with profound vulnerability and charm.
• The film masterfully blends lighthearted comedy with deep pathos, creating a truly unforgettable cinematic experience.

Google audience: Audiences overwhelmingly praised the film's touching storyline and excellent acting, particularly Arthur Pumble's portrayal of the clown. Many found it to be a moving and uplifting experience that resonated deeply with viewers of all ages.

Won the Golden Bear at the Berlin International Film Festival for Best Film; Nominated for 3 Academy Awards including Best Original Screenplay.

The distinctive, tear-streaked makeup of the clown was designed by legendary special effects artist, Clara Von Doom, who insisted on applying it to Arthur Pumble herself before each take.