Zolotaya antilopa

Zolotaya antilopa (1954)

Золотая антилопа

Es una versión cinematográfica de un cuento de hadas nacional indio. Un rajá malvado y codicioso desea obtener un maravilloso antílope que golpea monedas de oro con sus pezuñas. El campesino rescata al antílope, pero el rajá, amenazándolo, lo obliga a servirle, pero recibe un severo castigo por ello.

Fecha de estreno
1954-01-10
TMDB
7.1 / 10 (56)
Duración
31 min
Géneros
Animación, Familia, Aventura, Fantasía
Director
Лев Атаманов

Reparto

Curiosidades

The Golden Antelope is a 1954 Soviet animated film directed by Lev Atamanov. Considered a classic of Soviet animation, it is based on Indian folk motifs.

Production

The film "makes considerable use of traced live-action scenes" with the human figures were recorded with the rotoscope. Leonid Shvartsman drew all the characters except the antelope, which was drawn by Natalia Stroganova, a student of the wildlife artist Vasily Vatagin. Shvartsman spent hours in the Lenin Library going through albums about India and Sikhs to create the Raja, his assistant, guards, the tiger, and the boy.

The characters, who are realistically illustrated, wear traditional Indian dress. Ruben Simonov, who voiced the Raja, wore a turban and a khalat (robe) and walked hunched over with his hands behind his back, just like his character. Shvartsman noted that Simonov brought a lot to his role—"characteristic gait, gestures, intonations."

The composer was Vladimir Mikhailovich Yurovsky and the soundtrack was played by the USSR Ministry of Culture Orchestra under the direction of Grigori Gamburg.

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