Відео

His wife made all the artwork for his films. I'm not sure but that might be her at 4.30. There are a few documentary excerpts on UA-cam and someone like me always points this out and then is accused of being 'woke' for wanting his wife to receive some credit. Without Yuri there would be no Yuri Norshtein films but without his wife there would be no films that looked anything like they look. Her style and skill is astonishingly beautiful. I am an animator and if I animated someone else's artwork I would always give them full credit. Yuri was open about her involvement but for whatever reason the films are primarily known as his and not theirs so it is worth pointing this out - certainly as an animator and artist myself I want to know who did what.

I still do not understand if he was able to complete his film "The Overcoat" or not?

Kakie scistlivâe , udivitelinâe , uvlecènnâe liudi! Udaci i zdorovia vsem jelaiu.

Titaniceskii trud! Nornştein- velikii trujennik!

It would've been weird if Sarah helped Eliza out for the rest of the journey

Beautiful

👍👍👍

This wasn't on The 2003 DVD

necesitamos traduccional español!! .. es incrieble que tienen la misma edad con Miyazaki pero miyazaki se ve mas viejito

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Боже! Наше дорогое училище! 👍👍👍🤩🤩🤩💖💖💖💖💖😊😊😊💥💥💥

Кто дал дизлайк? 😡😡😡

Круто !!! Спасибо ))

Jenny and tai lung

great!

wooow havent seen that for years!!!

Muchas gracias por compartir, gran maestro Norshtein!!!

aayyyyyy i was there

Thanks for putting these videos up :)

I heard it and ran outside without shoes. I yelled "Where is the Mustang driver!?" I thought maybe he was ejected. I was told he ran. I then ran to the black SUV and opened their doors, pushed the airbags towards the windshield so I could see them and made sure they didn't need cpr. There was a child in a baby seat in the back. I pushed his airbag forward and the he was okay. All in shock. The SUV was eerily quiet. The young man who caused the accident was captured on Arminta Street.

"Park carefully?" More like "don't drive like a tool."

Crazy fun

Thanks, Silvia. It plays twice for some reason :-)

Vitaly!!! That's FANTASTIC!!!

wow amazing, very interesting to see

Those people are soo lucky... Imagine, to touch "Yozhika v Tumane" :)))

Я бы не стала делиться секретами такой гениальной работы. Только одному, двум близким ученикам, которые могли бы продолжить это дело. Он должен оставаться уникальным.

Удивительный человек! Просто гений!!! И не жалко ему делиться своими секретами?...:)

I'm afraid I don't have clear answers for you. I'm not sure the material was professionally digitized, my friend in L.A. did a back up, just for us. I heard about the flood, but I don't know if the paper was damaged . The intention had been there for the last 20 y., but never supported financially. Now it'll be even harder, the goal of the studio is to survive without an engine, untimely lost in the air. Honestly, I don't see it happening any time soon, if at all.

Thank goodness that they still exist and have been digitized. I'd heard that they were badly damaged due to flooding some number of years ago. Do you think there's any chance that the film will be finished some day, after all? I understand that the intention was there, shortly after Tatarskiy's death, but the studio seems to be in a very difficult situation right now.

The story was kept in secret. The materials are in private hands - in a digital format. And in Pilot studio (Moscow) in original (35mm film) format.

What was the original story of this scene? Also, do you know by any chance where I can see more material from the film? (concept art, animation, anything)

Thank you Mr. Shapirov! I've heard so many good things about the film but this is actually the first material I've seen from it. I hope that other material surfaces eventually. I cannot quite figure out what is going on here, though. It feels like certain important elements are missing - is that the case?

i like it. funny.

many thanks

Очень интересно действительно :) Спасибо большое! Thank you very much!

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Thanks! Amazing to find this, from 10 years ago. I eagerly await the other parts. Though I'm curious to know what the interview questions in the beginning were about.