“You see,” he whispered. “That’s why they called them multikad . Not just cartoons. Little stories that remember you even after you forget them.”
Rein’s fingers trembled as he threaded the last reel. It was his final cartoon—never released. The censors had called it “too weird.” The studio called it “too expensive.” He called it “Krattide Suvi” (The Kratt’s Summer).
Suur valik klassikat tasuta vaatamiseks.
Then they looked straight out of the frame. “Thank you, Vanaisa,” Põnn said. “We will sing for the new children.” vanad eesti multikad
Kui rääkida Eesti joonisfilmist, ei saa üle ega ümber Priit Pärnast. Tema stiil – veidi groteskne, täis detaile ja peidetud tähendusi – on teinud Eesti animatsiooni maailmakuulsaks.
Paljud fännid on üles laadinud vanu Tallinnfilmi teoseid.
Eesti filmi kodu internetis, kus on saadaval restaureeritud versioonid. “You see,” he whispered
(The Adventures of Juku the Dog), the first experimental short film from the era.
Päkk nodded sadly. “In the last frame, we finally find the singing stone. But the reel is missing.”
The Last Frame
Siin on põhjalik ülevaade Eesti animatsiooni kuldajastust, ikoonilistest tegelastest ja meistritest kaadri taga. Eesti Joonisfilm ja Tallinnfilm: Sünnilood
“Because,” he said, “the characters are still alive in there. Waiting.”