National Film Vault

FILM NOTES

Labyrinth was released in 1986 through TriStar Pictures, produced by George Lucas and directed by Jim Henson in one of his most ambitious feature film undertakings. Blending puppetry, practical effects, and live action, the film represented a high point of 1980s fantasy filmmaking and remains a touchstone of the era's imaginative cinema.

This cell carries the confirmed title The Labyrinth and presents three frames of the animated maze graphic, likely drawn from the title sequence or a transitional passage. The repeating overhead pattern of the labyrinth structure reads as a consistent design element across all three frames, offering a rare look at the film's graphic work rather than its more familiar puppet and live-action imagery.