Волшебная Русь

Волшебная Русь (2004)

A poetic view of Russian animation and of cultural and social transformations Russian society has been gone through. It is about multi faceted and humorous animation, almost never exposed to western eyes.

Date de sortie
2004-10-05
TMDB
9.5 / 10 (2)
Durée
1 h 36 min
Genres
Documentaire, Animation
Réalisateur
Masha Zur, Yonathan Zur

Distribution

Anecdotes

Magia Russica is a 2004 Israeli-Russian documentary film directed and produced by Yonathan and Masha Zur. The film explores the history and legacy of Russian animation during the Soviet era, focusing primarily on the work and experiences of animators at the Soyuzmultfilm studio in Moscow. It premiered at the 2004 Haifa Film Festival and has since been screened at 45 international film, animation, and documentary festivals.

Production

Magia Russica was an independent, self-funded project. The directors, Yonathan and Masha Zur, used their wedding funds to finance a four-week shooting schedule in Moscow in spring 2003. Yonathan handled cinematography and sound, while Masha conducted interviews. Winter footage was shot by Moscow-based cameraman Anton Michalev.

For a film made in an almost underground manner, Magia Russica was received warmly by different kinds of audiences around the world. It was chosen as a main program for the 2006 international ASIFA day. The film was screened in 45 film festivals, animation festivals and documentary film festivals around the globe; released on DVD in the United States, Japan, France and Israel; and broadcast in different countries (8 Channel Israel, YLE Finland, V…

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