Toot Toot

In 'Toot Toot,' the fourth-wall-breaking Koko the Clown and his loyal companion Fitz the dog find themselves bored within the confines of their sketched universe. After a series of physics-defying hijinks involving a cartoon locomotive, the duo manages to punch through the membrane of their ink-and-paper reality. They emerge into the physical office of their creator, Max Fleischer. The narrative shifts from a traditional animated short into a chaotic hybrid of live-action and hand-drawn intervention. Koko takes over the controls of a full-sized train on which Max is a passenger, turning a routine commute into a surrealist nightmare. The film explores the tension between the artist and his creation, culminating in a frantic race to restore order before the ink dries.