https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRJ5Mqzxcqo&noredirect=1
I have prepared a list of lesser known, but undeniably beautiful cartoons of the Soviet era, which I’m going to post, with English subs whenever possible, and write a short description and history of each. I don’t know, if anyone will read it or watch it, but I hope some of you will. And I hope you’ll like them, and share them with others, and make them a little more popular. Thanks
Saturday, 3 October 2015
2) Ballerina on the Boat
This 1969 short has no dialogue at all, powered only by the music score by Alfred Schnitke. It tells a story of a dreamy ballerina, whose appearance on the paddlewheel boat causes all sorts of trouble among the crew. That is, until she saves everyone’s lives during a storm. The overall visual style is inspired by the paintings of the French artist Raoul Dufy. The animators invited the ballerinas of the Bolshoi Ballet Troupe to pose for the main chara...cter, and then exaggerated all of her moves, making her lithe, graceful, and weightless. The cartoon has won multiple awards outside of the Soviet Union, including the Best Animated Picture on the London International Film Festival. I like this cartoon for its subtle humor, happy atmosphere and its dreamlike ending, with the ballerina walking off into an unknown town, and the crew watching her from the deck, waving their farewells. Enjoy :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRJ5Mqzxcqo&noredirect=1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRJ5Mqzxcqo&noredirect=1
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