Rock'n Roll Bath

Rock'n Roll Bath is a 1986 British comedy film directed by Keith Learner and produced by TVC London. Emerging from the vibrant independent animation scene of the mid-1980s, the film was designed as a surreal, music-driven experiment that sought to merge traditional animation techniques with the high-energy aesthetic of the contemporary music video era.

The film is primarily noted for its distinctive visual style, characterized by fluid, avant-garde character animation that reflects the experimental spirit of British studios during that period. While it garnered attention within niche animation circles for its technical execution and whimsical narrative, it remained a cult curiosity rather than a mainstream release, serving as a notable example of the studio's foray into short-form musical storytelling.