"Allegro non troppo" is a 1976 animated film directed by Bruno Bozzetto. It is a parody of Disney's "Fantasia," combining classical music with animated segments that illustrate the themes of the compositions. The film features various pieces of music, including works by composers like Igor Stravinsky and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The animation style in "Allegro non troppo" varies from whimsical to surreal, often incorporating humor and social commentary. Each segment is designed to evoke emotions that correspond to the music, creating a unique blend of visual art and sound. The film is notable for its artistic creativity and innovative approach to animation.