Losharik
Лошарик
Synopsis
The film tells us about the circus horse made of wooden balls who became the best actor in the circus. Yuri Norstein was it's sole animator. His handling of puppets and decor created a rare elegant beauty. Being known as the worlds greatest puppet animation director, many people in the west forget that he was animator too.
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11 Losharik 1971
Type: Clip • Published 2015-12-30
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Ivan Ufimtsev
- Screenplay & Story
- Gennadiy Tsyferov
- Original Score
- Viktor Kuprevich
- Original Title
- Лошарик
- Country of Origin
- Soviet Union
- Spoken Languages
- Russian
- Runtime
- 10m
- Production Studios
- Soyuzmultfilm
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Ivan Ufimtsev
Gennadiy Tsyferov
Viktor Kuprevich
Vladimir Sidorov
Department Leadership Roster
Ivan Ufimtsev
Director
Gennadiy Tsyferov
Writer
Vladimir Sidorov
Director of Photography
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What is Losharik about?
The film tells us about the circus horse made of wooden balls who became the best actor in the circus. Yuri Norstein was it's sole animator. His handling of puppets and decor created a rare elegant beauty. Being known as the worlds greatest puppet animation director, many people in the west forget that he was animator too.
Who directed Losharik?
Losharik was directed by Ivan Ufimtsev.
Who stars in Losharik?
The principal cast of Losharik includes Rina Zelyonaya.
When was Losharik released and how long is it?
Losharik was released in 1971 with a total runtime of 10m.
Who composed the musical score for Losharik?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Losharik was composed by Viktor Kuprevich.