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russian anime used to look like south park xd

I love art film I make a film called midnight to 7am and it a 6 and half hour movie what a tine to make anything you want

Ok so guys I've been looking for one special cartoon and I still cannot find it.. Maybe someone can help,It is Soviet Union cartoon about poor man that used to carry water and give it to people for free and once he saved the city's main enemy and he gave him a box with paper and secret words and he found a cave full of gold.. That's all I remember please is someone know the name of the cartoon or a story tell me.

What about cinema panettone?

The Apu trilogy by Satyajit Ray is a masterpiece.

I'm from Serbia but I only knew Balthazar from this list. I'm going to watch some of these movies for sure

I need more! Would love to see Japan, Zahreb, Britain, Poland even! Great work :)

FASCINATING.

This is wonderful! THANK YOU!

Thank you for this video, it’s my first time hearing about this animation filmmaker. Looking forward to see a few of his films.

Please make mention of Jean Cocteau and Olivier Assayas... ❤

Andrei Tarkovsky is well worth a look

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8:39 mamamammamaamma MAN RAY!

Great video! Can I recommend a intro into Brazilian cinema? I think it’s very fertile ground for analysis!

late cartoons look very fine, also girl and alien is adorable

Thank you so much for sharing this very entertaining and informative film. I’m Czechoslovakian and a filmmaker so this was extremely interesting to watch. Well done!

Outstanding! Thank you for sharing this. Your film is engaging, educational and highly entertaining. Kudos and Bravo!!

I completely agree with all that list. If you want to add one, check Louis Malle's 'Black Moon'.

OOpps

no "Triumph of Will"?

Lem was really funny when it came to adaptations of Solaris, all of which he hated (there was an earlier TV version). He said something like "If I'd wanted to make that kind of story, I'd have called it The Erotic Problems of People in Space."

They all look horrible. Good thong i didnt watch em

yugoslavian is adult animation

much on other animators, czech animation arent that much creative

Thank you! Very interesting video

I really like soviet cartoons. I was watching it for the whole of my childhood. Advise them to everyone)

This video is incredible! Thank you for this! Hope to see A Beginner's Guide to Bulgarian Animated Cinema one day. It is rich a full of avant-garde films!

"Suur Tõll" mentioned, yeah!

theFrench have won 12 foreign language awards at Cannes? How does that work?

They still show professor Balthazar on tv in finland rarely but still

21:05 That statue has only been there in 2016 before they removed it around 2017. I've recently traveled to Zagreb to the same place where the statue used to be, and it wasn't there.

Is there will be a sequel for the other czech animations that will come out later? I like to see amalka and mach and sebestova and etc?

No gaspar noe? :(

Who agrees that cinema and animation are both considered art

Wow.....thank you for this incredible summary of my childhood!

In addition to the propaganda films, Soyuzmultfilm gave us The Wild Swans.

For me the best entry to arthouse would be Kubrick’s 2001 A Space Odyssey, Kurosawa’s Ran, Bergman’s Fanny and Alexander - all are accessible while giving shape to the art house aesthetic. Further ventures could include French New Wave, Fellini and the rest of Kurosawa.