苏联时期的俄罗斯动画Magia Russica: Russian Animation in Soviet Times(2004)

关键词：Masha Zur Glozman Yonathan Zur Magia Russica 动画 纪录片 

OK影视为您提供2004年由Garri Bardin 费多尔·希特鲁克 尤里·诺尔施泰因 Iosif Boyarskiy Eduard Nazarov Aleksandr Tatarskiy Masha Zur Glozman 主演,Masha Zur Glozman Yonathan Zur 导演的《苏联时期的俄罗斯动画》/原名《Magia Russica: Russian Animation in Soviet Times》/又名《Magia Russica》电影在线观看,《苏联时期的俄罗斯动画》百度云网盘资源以及《苏联时期的俄罗斯动画》高清mp4迅雷下载，《苏联时期的俄罗斯动画》BT下载，希望您能喜欢！

1935年，迪斯尼动画影片在莫斯科放映，一名艺术学院学生费多尔·赫特鲁克（Fyodor Khytruk）受到极大震撼，决心投身俄国动画创作。在苏联体制下，动画电

Plot Summary:In 1935, three Walt Disney films were screened in Moscow. Fyodor Chytruk, then a young art student, saw these films and didn't believe his eyes; he was convinced that he had seen a miracle unfolding before him. What he didn't know was that one day he himself would become one of the greats of Russian animation. Through his personal story, we discover a magical art form that remained closed behind the Iron Curtain for decades. Compared to the other arts - especially literature and theater - the animated films, considered a children's art form, passed relatively easily through the strict censorship of the Soviet Union. Like all Soviet institutions, the animation studios Soyuzmultfilm enjoyed full government support, a fact that provided the artists with generous production budgets as well as distribution in 112,000 cinemas around the USSR. This situation allowed for the development of a tradition of animation style that was not only for children. Magia Russica moves between the sights and sounds of the Russian landscape, and into those of the animated films themselves. The films reflected not only the difficult though humor-filled Soviet experience, but also the rich cultural heritage of Russia, with Pushkin as its spiritual father. Today, following the collapse of the Soviet Union, as Russia makes the transition into capitalism, the animation artists discover that the rules of the market and ratings are not necessarily less restrictive than ideological censorship. In a rare look into the artistic process, at the creation of magic, the artists share their ideas about art, about cinema and about the way in which these should be related to. Magia Russica is guided by the spirit of their words.