Inspiration (1949 film)
Inspiration (Czech: Inspirace) is a 1949 Czechoslovakian animated short film directed by Karel Zeman.[1] It is a wordless stop-motion film made using glass figurines. The characters in the film are stock characters from Italian commedia dell'arte.[2]
| Inspirace | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Karel Zeman |
| Written by | Karel Zeman |
| Starring | Karel Zeman |
| Music by | Zdenek Liska |
| Cinematography | Antonin Horak |
| Edited by | Zdenek Stehlik |
Release date |
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Running time | 10 minutes |
| Country | Czechoslovakia |
| Language | Czech |
Plot synopsis
An unnamed man, implied to be an artist, is looking at a drop of water by his window. In it, he sees the clown Pierrot being spurned by his beloved Columbine, who is riding in a horse-drawn carriage.
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References
- Karel Zeman Museum, "Filmography", MuzeumKarlaZemana.cz, retrieved 3 February 2015
- Adventures of Sindbad the Sailor, WorldCat, OCLC 71626640
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