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from 1965 to 1987
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West and Soda (1965)
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One scene: I Have Rode 1381 Miles - eng sub
The dvd trailer
One scene: I Have Rode 1381 Miles - eng sub
The dvd trailer
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Scene: Captives of advertising - eng
Scene: La storia dei SuperVips - ita
Scene: Captives of advertising - eng
Scene: La storia dei SuperVips - ita
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Full length on youtube - eng (!!!)
Full length on youtube - eng (!!!)
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Allegro non Troppo (1976) (1977)
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One chapter: La Valse Tristes
The dvd trailer
One chapter: La Valse Tristes
The dvd trailer
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Short Movies
from 1958 to 1995
Here we are with the italian master of the good old "pencil and paper" animation style. I hope the special world of Bruno Bozzetto will be magical for you as it is for me.
This is how his job has been described in the book "Cartoons: One Hundred Years of Cinema Animation":
"Bozzetto’s humor is rooted in American comedy, but with a softened rhythm and a tendency to merge a taste for surrealism with ethical themes. At the center of his work are the neuroses of a society based on consumerism and machines, and the loss of natural, human purity. His comedy, however, is never sulphurous; far from being polemic and slashing, it displays a clever, sharp spirit. Thus he becomes often ironic, donning a lucid pessimism for the human race. The most evident characteristic of Bozzetto’s work is a superb sense of showmanship. Each of his films captures both the eye and the intelligence with rhythms of colors and actions, timing of comic expedients and original fantasy".
Enjoy!
This is how his job has been described in the book "Cartoons: One Hundred Years of Cinema Animation":
"Bozzetto’s humor is rooted in American comedy, but with a softened rhythm and a tendency to merge a taste for surrealism with ethical themes. At the center of his work are the neuroses of a society based on consumerism and machines, and the loss of natural, human purity. His comedy, however, is never sulphurous; far from being polemic and slashing, it displays a clever, sharp spirit. Thus he becomes often ironic, donning a lucid pessimism for the human race. The most evident characteristic of Bozzetto’s work is a superb sense of showmanship. Each of his films captures both the eye and the intelligence with rhythms of colors and actions, timing of comic expedients and original fantasy".
Enjoy!
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