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Ole Sleep Sweetly

Ole Śpijsłodko

Synopsis

Original animated film for children from the series "Paint Me a Fairy Tale...", created using the technique of painting animation with oil paints on canvas directly under the camera. Ole Śpijsłodko is the third film in the series and the first adaptation of this Andersen fairy tale, similar to the earlier films Len (2005) and It's Quite True! (2014). A magical journey into the land of dreams and imagination. It attempts to tame the phenomenon of dreams and the childhood (and not only) fear of night and death. When Hjalmar falls asleep, Ole Śpijsłodko descends from the moon and invites Hjalmar on a journey through dreams. He transforms his room into a forest where Hjalmar's books and notebooks soar like birds. Another time, Ole summons a swallow, which takes Hjalmar on a soaring journey to the clouds, only to fly to the moon at night. One day, Ole meets Hjalmar with his brother, who visits everyone only once...

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Joanna Jasińska
Screenplay & Story
Joanna Jasińska
Original Score
Maciej Zieliński
Original Title
Ole Śpijsłodko
Country of Origin
Poland
Spoken Languages
Polish
Runtime
13m
Production Studios
TV Studio Filmów Animowanych, Polski Instytut Sztuki Filmowej, EC1 Łódź

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Joanna Jasińska

Screenplay & Story

Joanna Jasińska, Hans Christian Andersen

Original Score & Music

Maciej Zieliński

Film Editing

Anna Staszak-Gałązkowska

Producers

Ewa Sobolewska

Department Leadership Roster

Joanna Jasińska

Joanna Jasińska

Director

Joanna Jasińska

Joanna Jasińska

Screenplay

Anna Staszak-Gałązkowska

Editor

Ewa Sobolewska

Producer

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Ole Sleep Sweetly.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Ole Sleep Sweetly

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Ole Sleep Sweetly about?

Original animated film for children from the series "Paint Me a Fairy Tale...", created using the technique of painting animation with oil paints on canvas directly under the camera. Ole Śpijsłodko is the third film in the series and the first adaptation of this Andersen fairy tale, similar to the earlier films Len (2005) and It's Quite True! (2014). A magical journey into the land of dreams and imagination. It attempts to tame the phenomenon of dreams and the childhood (and not only) fear of night and death. When Hjalmar falls asleep, Ole Śpijsłodko descends from the moon and invites Hjalmar on a journey through dreams. He transforms his room into a forest where Hjalmar's books and notebooks soar like birds. Another time, Ole summons a swallow, which takes Hjalmar on a soaring journey to the clouds, only to fly to the moon at night. One day, Ole meets Hjalmar with his brother, who visits everyone only once...

Who directed Ole Sleep Sweetly?

Ole Sleep Sweetly was directed by Joanna Jasińska.

Who stars in Ole Sleep Sweetly?

The principal cast of Ole Sleep Sweetly includes Not specified.

When was Ole Sleep Sweetly released and how long is it?

Ole Sleep Sweetly was released in 2021 with a total runtime of 13m.

Who composed the musical score for Ole Sleep Sweetly?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Ole Sleep Sweetly was composed by Maciej Zieliński.