Cartoons

[Tatyana Buzina]

Hello,
Chertenok # 13 (sometimes called Shivorot-navyvorot) is very nice. There are two cartoons in that series, and both can be found at YouTube. It's not quite like Bardin's Puss in the Boots, but interesting in its own way. Bardin's cartoons in general are usually interesting, worth looking up. By the way, YouTube has a wide selection of Soviet and Russian cartoons. You can look one up, and then it will take you on to more.
"Padal proshlogodnii sneg" was very popular a while ago, it's plasticine animation.
Efim Gamburg made some great cartoons, you can find the listings on IMDb.
Regards,
Tatyana


20.12.07, 20:46, nataliek at UALBERTA.CA:

> Dear Fellow Seelangers,
> I have thoroughly enjoyed the film discussion and picked out a number  
> of must-see items for myself.  While we are at it, may I ask you all  
> to recommend cartoons (mul'tiki) for me to see?  I am interested in  
> both animation for children and animation aimed at adults.  I thought  
> the post-Soviet Puss-in-Boots (Kot v sapogakh) was very interesting  
> and provacative.  Your thoughts on other animation would be most  
> appreciated.
> Natalie Kononenko
> Kule Chair of Ukrainian Ethnography
> University of Alberta
> Modern Languages and Cultural Studies
> 200 Arts Building
> Edmonton, Alberta, Canada T6G 2E6
> Phone: 780-492-6810
> Web: http://www.arts.ualberta.ca/uvp/
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