No.2079
What are your favorite slav animation?
www.youtube.com/watch?v=r16GL3N4PdM#t=274
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No.2088
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No.3144
This DVD set has some nice moments
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No.3170
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No.3213
Priit Pärn.
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No.3227
it's hard to find a decent version of some of these, but here's Skazka skazok aka Tale of Tales (1979)
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No.3228
>>3213>Priit Pärn>slavickill yourself
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No.6071
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No mention of Jan Švankmajer yet...
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No.6076
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No.6079
>>6076
> Does Hungary count?
i don't think they are slavs but doesn't Jankovics sound like a slavic name?
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No.6081
>>3170
Interesting. There's a certain minimalist approach to it that I enjoy. It frames the characters as if they were aware of their own relative reality but not of the concrete reality around them.
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No.6235
>>6071
One of the greatest sex scenes in the history of film.
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No.6238
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>>2079
Relatively well known here, but I couldn't find any sort of translation and afaik it's completely unknown elsewhere. Maybe because it's written in a way that's hard to translate properly. Almost like translating poetry.
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No.6239
>>6238
Thanks! I did not know about Bretislav Pojar.
I see his videos on torrent sites but only a few have English subtitles.
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No.9779
>>3144
no one would guess that this collection is mostly animated shorts that become advertisements
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No.9785
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>No one's posted essential Vertov-кино yet.
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No.9792
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Russian stop motion
KLUBOK aka BALL OF WOOL (1968)
director N. Serebryakov
composer E. Artemeiv
>>9785
The googly eyed expressions are hilarious
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No.9796
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No.9797
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No.9815
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liked this one quite a bit
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No.11578
Are there any animations to describe creating a fake moderator identity, bullshitting with an actual mod, convincing him you are a mod, using that fake mod identity to tell a story, using the dozen sockpuppet proxies you actively use on /cow/ to push that narative, exploit interboard warframe, hijack the narative, and set up /tv/ to take the fall in a grand shitposting battle just like you did when you burnt /int/ to the ground?
I wanna watch something like that and giggle like a retard for a couple of hours.
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No.11579
>>11578
/tv/ literally has the worst taste ever in women and films
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No.11580
>>11579
I guess the film part is expected, but the taste in women is surprisingly bad. I don't know how they can be attracted to those homely bitches. I've thought about starting a much better thread for that here, but I saw one similar thread already >>1644
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No.11581
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Animated version of VIY from Ukraine - enable subs manually
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No.11583
Garri Bardin produced interesting animation
"Conflict"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_gfsYwrtkk
"Vykrutasy", for this short Garri won Short Film Palme d'Or at 1988 Cannes Festival.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tq_r0QrutyE
"Adagio"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZblUMBl8teg
Good Ukrainian short, winner of Silver Bear for Best Short Film 2003, some charm is lost in translation, unfortunately. A sign of the rising sun on hand is a prison tattoo.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUKa_NnFQHA
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No.11584
>>11581
>>11583
Great recommendations! Thanks guys.
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No.11585
>>11583
Off topic, but since we have a real Ukrainian here, do you know any more films about Holodomor?
Bitter Harvest (2017)
Lady and Bread (2015)
Mother. In the Name of the Millions (2014)
Sanctuarium (2014)
Under Jakob's Ladder (2011)
Holodomor: Ukraine's Genocide of 1932-33 (2008)
The Soviet Story (2008)
Holod 33 (1991)
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No.11586
>>11585
Most documentaries are too obscure and don't even have English subtitles.
The first four films on the list are documentaries, the last one is drama
Harvest Of Despair (1983)
Genocide Revealed (2011)
Stone Mill (2008) on YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIWFxlSen1A
The Living (2008) on YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lDp9AMACys
The Guide (2014) is about the early Soviet 30s in Ukraine and only slightly touches the Holodomor issue
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No.11588
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>>11586
Thanks a lot. I should have known about Harvest of Despair so I'm glad you mentioned it. I'll be watching some of the others too. I didn't even know about the Holodomor until a few years ago. It's has been virtually ignored but maybe that is changing.
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No.11845
>>11586
Hey are you still around? I watched Holod 33 and there is some text at the end of the film with no subtitles. What does this first image say?
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No.11850
>>11845
>Studio "Earth" expresses gratitude to enterprises, kolkhozes, civil, cooperative and state organizations, as well as thousands of Ukrainians and compatriots in the United States, for material and moral help in creating the film.
Guy from the Soviet/Russian thread translated the image correctly.
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No.11851
>>11850
Cool. I was surprised to see the United States mentioned. I wonder if there was actually specific American help on this film (I see nothing in the credits). Or perhaps the filmmakers were just happy the Cold War was over and they were out of the USSR.
That film has a unique monochrome aesthetic with a lot of memorable images. The color and lighting reminded me of Letters from a Dead Man.
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No.11856
>>11851
In the credits they listed people from USA support group and named American (it's mostly diaspora) organizations that helped the movie. США = USA
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No.11860
>>11856
Yes you are right. I looked at the credits on imdb and did not see American names or references. But apparently imdb omitted a lot of information.
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