Programme sections/European Animation Classics

The classics of European animation

During this year edition we proudly present the profiles of three eminent animation artists: Raimund Krumme (Germany), Nedeljko Dragić (Croatia) and Stefan Schabenbeck (Poland).

19^th November (Saturday)

Cinema Rotunda
ul. Oleandry 1, 30-060 Kraków

Large Screening Room

7 p.m.

European animation classics (I)

Raimund Krumme

Special Guest – Raimund Krumme

Raimund Krumme’s artistic works and films make up a well-thought-out and coherent whole. Therefore, animation fans must see an exhibition of his artistic works called “Play of lines and shapes”, opened in the Krakow division of the Association of Polish Visual Artists, at 3 Łobzowskiej St.

20^thNovember (Sunday)

Cinema Rotunda
ul. Oleandry 1, 30-060 Kraków

Large Screening Room

9.30 p.m.

European animation classics (II)
Nedeljko Dragić

Nadeljko Dragić is one of the most outstanding representatives of the Zagreb School of Animation. Dragić’s films resemble a simple cartoon for children, without dialogues, based on gags, still extremely mature and personal. In 1972 his film Tup-tup was nominated to Oscar Award.

ELEGIJA/ELEGY, Yugoslavia, 1965, 3’54’’
KROTITELJ DIVLJIH KONJA/TAMER OF WILD HORSES,Yugoslavia, 1966, 7'54''
MOŽDA DIOGEN/PERHAPS DIOGENES, Yugoslavia, 1967, 9'51''
STRIPTIZ/STRIPTEASE, Yugoslavia, 1969, 1'00''
AS ASPERA AD ASTRA, Yugoslavia, 1969, 1'00''
IDU DANI/PASSING DAYS, Yugoslavia, 1969, 10'07''
VRATA/THE DOOR, Yugoslavia, 1970, 10'18''
TUP-TUP, Yugoslavia, 1972, 9'42''
DVEVNIK/DIARY, Yugoslavia, 1974, 8'52''
PUT K SUSJEDU/WAY TO YOUR NEIGHBOUR, Yugoslavia, 1982, 2'00''
DAN KAD SAM PRESTAO PUŠITI/THE DAY I STOPPED SMOKING, Yugoslavia, 1982, 9'36''
SLIKE IZ SJEĆANJA/PICTURES FROM THE MEMORY, Yugoslavia, 1989, 11'54''

23^rd November (Wednesday)

Cinema Rotunda
ul. Oleandry 1, 30-060 Kraków

Large Screening Room

9.30 p.m.
European Animation Classics (III)

Stefan Schabenbeck

Stefan Schabenbeck graduated from the Film School in Łódź. He is a scriptwriter, director of cartoons and puppet animation. He represents a philosophical trend (Neo-Pythagorism) in the second generation of the Polish School of Animation. He emigrated from Poland in 1970 after much success achieved in the 1960s. He focused on teaching at film schools.

WSZYSTKO JEST LICZBĄ/EVERYTHING IS A NUMBER, dir.: Stefan Schabenbeck, Poland, 1966, 7’
!( WYKRZYKNIK)/!(EXCLAMATION MARK), dir.: Stefan Schabenbeck, Henryk Ryszka, Poland, 1967, 5’
SCHODY/STAIRS, dir.: Stefan Schabenbeck, Poland, 1968, 7’
SUSZA/DROUGHT, dir.: Stefan Schabenbeck, Henryk Ryszka, Poland, 1969, 5’30”
WIATR/WIND, dir.: Stefan Schabenbeck, Janusz Wiktorowski, Poland, 1969, 8’
INWAZJA/INVASION, dir.: Stefan Schabenbeck, Poland, 1970, 8’