No.7821
Was Flyora from Come and See actually Elen Klimov?
No.7888
Anyone recommend any Soviet Sci-Fi?
No.7894
>>7888Planeta Bur is a classic that in many places inspired some of the Star Wars OT scenes
No.8892
>>7554https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKRG7PF73UASoviet Treasure Island.
It's a cartoon, but I like it very much. It's impressive how despite the changes the dialogue is almost verbatim taken from the book.
No.9564
>>7888Moscow-Cassiopea is the classic
i also like Im staub der terne 1976 east german (i think it is in english too)
warning: the later has thot porn
No.9601
>>9590I remember winnie the pooh, I watched that on a DVD on my Grandma's computer
No.9603
>>9595this cartoon was always kind of gay because it is 90s abomination
im not against it, in the 90s it was a bit interesting (however i never watched it full)
but the style is bad
soviet books OTOH had neat art and illustrations. just so you know.
No.9759
>>7815Is that the one with the "No, it means someone stole our tent, idiot" joke?
No.9764
>>9564>the later has thot pornBased
No.12051
I feel like Masha and Medved really carry across the spirit of Soviet cartoons quite well, musically, thematically and culturally.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rer9g8kd4IY No.12063
>>12051Man, my cousin's kids were so OBSESSED with them
No.12064
>>12051my mom fucking hates masha, she thinks its the worst of post soviet media
No.12065
>>12064by media i meant cartoons
No.12066
>>12064I frankly don't see why. The animation is neat, the short stories are never crass or outright stupid and it's fairly good at carrying across fixtures of Russian culture.
It's also a show aimed at 2-6 year olds, so it's not exactly meant to be comparable to a more mature cartoon work.
No.12069
>>12066i didnt like it either, my favorite was nu pogodi that was the best
No.12075
>>12069The irony being that Nu Pogodi imitated Tom and Jerry with Russian characteristics, rather than being it's own format.
No.12078
>>12075Why the hell are my posts saged for no fuckin' reason!?
No.19301
>>12075actually, apart from the cat & mouse chase format, it's not that similar, none of the gags, cultural jokes, characters or anything are remotely similar to on another.
No.19309
>>7554https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5ih1IRIRxIThis is not exactly Soviet product because it was released in 2001 but he has been producing animation like this since the 80s and studied animation back in the USSR. If you are interested, there's more of his stuff on YouTube, including his early Soviet short movies.
No.19310
"How cossacks…" is a series of famous Ukrainian cartoons about a group of three cossacks (one is hyperactive midget, the second one is tall and smart, the third one is a brickhouse). Features soup cooking, salt buying, playing football, hockey, competing in Olympic games, fighting bandits, helping aliens and fighting evil spirits. No subtitles required.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZgjiJu_A_Xi4MBmxhziR-EcoPOBPYwVl No.19311
>>19310That was always hilarious series
>>19309hey, i didn't think anyone else knew about this… I have it on DvD
No.19312
>>7555 (checked)
This whole channel is a gold mine.
No.19316
>>19311>hey, i didn't think anyone else knew about this…Yes. most people have not seen it unless they are professional animators or live in Russia. I am Ukrainian artist though, picrelated, and indie animation is my passion, so no wonder I know the guy. Unfortunately the Soviet animation in general is underwhelming and its poor quality reflects the level of development of the USSR in general. It's very sad to see what kind of shit the Nips were producing in the 80-00, and what the Soviet/Russian animation industry was making…
There's also a very nice Russian/Soviet animator, Garri Bardin, he won Palme d'Or at the Cannes festival for one of his shorts, here's my favorite
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tIE1Gm4ld2Uhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garri_BardinAnd this is the short film for which he won the prize in 1987
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_8EBn2PLHA No.19321
>>19316>Ukrainian artistО, здорова товарищь славянский! Спасибо за сылки, очень интересно, посмотрю!
>>19318Yeah that was a trend with animated content from all the animating studios of the time, embed related is from Saakians's ArmenFilm…
No.19322
>>19321You didn't post the video mate
No.19739
What do you guys think about the subsidy in animation in Eastern bloc countries. Cat City used to be translated over here along with Nu, Pogodi!.
Some absolute gems.
https://youtu.be/5LNHYz89sNchttps://youtu.be/NnJbtbh4tDEhttps://youtu.be/QKRG7PF73UA No.20522
>>20517Man I really remember this one.
No.20565
>>7563>Yeah but the Soviet Union did this and then collapsed, North Korea hasn't.NK has plenty of support from China.
>>7564>Thats a long fucking stretch my dude. Also Cuba still exists…Cuba lost out on their support from the USSR and has to eke it out.
Can't really defend the embargo against Cuba. If anything, the USMC should make a landing and deploy american businessmen on Cuba's shores. Two marines per businessman should do the trick during the critical part in the surf.
No.21112
Foreign Actors in Soviet Films
https://archive.ph/1Y2bZ No.21146
>>21145Reminder; vaccines that are tested more importantly made in non-bourg countries are safe and reliable, untested Big Pharma produced rubbish is not.
No.22641
I know there were a bunch of Soviet cartoons co-created with Japanese studeos.
No.40662
>>24216>Сказки для детей - Чиполлино https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6xQDChpUR0 >>22625 >The Mystery of the Third Planet (1981) Soviet Sci-Fi Animation with English and Russian subtitles https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBOVmZgLsxk >>19323 Armenfilm - Sahakyants
>Все хорошо/ Everything is fine (1991) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCjGbWR59jg No.40663
>>7560are you implying cops are bunch a dickheaded pigs? imagine my SHAWK. Just use this as ammo when debating libs and point out how soviet animation in the 20th century was more critical of policing than most american media is now when some dipshit lib is like "but le ebil soviets killed anyone who diagreed".
No.40677
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dG4qM0CxEqIWorth a watch, very interesting and well made.
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