Anton the Musician
Anton der Musikant
Synopsis
Anton, a touring musician, arrives in a foreign country with his tuba. The people there enjoy the music and decide to build their own instruments. Soon there is music everywhere. The king also wants to play a huge instrument, but he has no talent and makes no progress. He gets angry and demands that all instruments be rounded up.
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- Director
- Günter Rätz
- Screenplay & Story
- Günter Rätz
- Original Score
- Günter Hörig
- Original Title
- Anton der Musikant
- Country of Origin
- East Germany, Germany
- Spoken Languages
- German
- Runtime
- 23m
- Production Studios
- DEFA-Studio für Trickfilme
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Günter Rätz
Günter Rätz
Günter Hörig
Manfred Schreyer
Anita Uebe
Department Leadership Roster
Manfred Schreyer
Director of Photography
Anita Uebe
Editor
Günter Rätz
Writer
Günter Rätz
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About Anton the Musician
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Anton the Musician about?
Anton, a touring musician, arrives in a foreign country with his tuba. The people there enjoy the music and decide to build their own instruments. Soon there is music everywhere. The king also wants to play a huge instrument, but he has no talent and makes no progress. He gets angry and demands that all instruments be rounded up.
Who directed Anton the Musician?
Anton the Musician was directed by Günter Rätz.
Who stars in Anton the Musician?
The principal cast of Anton the Musician includes Georg Thies.
When was Anton the Musician released and how long is it?
Anton the Musician was released in 1968 with a total runtime of 23m.
Who composed the musical score for Anton the Musician?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Anton the Musician was composed by Günter Hörig.