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'''Liigub? Liigub!''' (in English: ''It Moves? It Moves!'', Russian: ''Едет? Едет!'') is a 1977 Estonian animated short film based on the story Elar Kuus. It was directed by Aarne Ahi and produced by Tallinnfilm Studios. In 1980, a book based on the animated film was published by Heino Mikiver<ref>[https://osta.ee/ru/liigub-166775260.html Lot with a book on Osta.ee]. Retrieved 31 May 2024.</ref>. | |||
'''Liigub? Liigub!''' (in English: ''It Moves? It Moves!'', Russian: ''Едет? Едет!'') is a 1977 Estonian animated short film based on story Elar Kuus. It was directed by Aarne Ahi and produced by Tallinnfilm Studios. In 1980, a book based on the animated film was published by Heino Mikiver<ref>[https:// | |||
==Content== | ==Content== | ||
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==Animation Crew== | ==Animation Crew== | ||
*Director: Aarne Ahi | *Director: Aarne Ahi | ||
*Screenplay: Priit Pärn | *Screenplay: Priit Pärn | ||
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==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
*[https://efis.ee/et/filmiliigid/film/id/3740 Eesti Filmi Andmebaas page on ''Liigub? Liigub!''.] | |||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:30, 31 May 2024
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Poster for animated film.
Status: Found
Date found: 23 Mar 2024
Found by: noisemaster
Liigub? Liigub! (in English: It Moves? It Moves!, Russian: Едет? Едет!) is a 1977 Estonian animated short film based on the story Elar Kuus. It was directed by Aarne Ahi and produced by Tallinnfilm Studios. In 1980, a book based on the animated film was published by Heino Mikiver[1].
Content
Stone Age. The caveman goes out hunting. Escaping from a wild animal, he throws a stone axe at it. Then he drags the animal's body back to his cave, where he plays a wooden flute. While the man was walking, a ball falls from the sky, and he gets the idea to build a machine in his head. At first it was just a cart. Time flies quickly, and the man finds himself in the 20th century, where he transforms the cart into a car and tests it.
Animation Crew
- Director: Aarne Ahi
- Screenplay: Priit Pärn
- Cinematography: Tõnu Talivee
- Production Designers: Kaarel Kurismaa, Tiina Linzbach
- Animators: Heikki Krimm, Tõnis Sahkai
- Music: Sven Grünberg[2]
- Editor: Sirje Haagel
- Script Supervisor: Silvia Kiik
- Production Manager: Vladimir Korinfski
Screenings
The film was screened in Estonia in 1977. On March 15th, 1994 the animated film was broadcast on Estonian TV Channel "Kanal 2"[3]. On December 16th, 2012 the animated film was screened at Cinema Museum in Russia[4].
Availability
On March 23rd, 2024, the animated film was found by noisemaster on Arkaader[5] and uploaded to Google Drive[6].
External Links
References
- ↑ Lot with a book on Osta.ee. Retrieved 31 May 2024.
- ↑ Estonian Animation: Between Genius and Utter Illiteracy. John Libbey Publishing (p. 142). ISBN 0-86196-667. Retrieved 31 May 2024.
- ↑ Scan of Estonian TV Schedule from March 15th, 1994. Retrieved 31 May 2024.
- ↑ News about the animation film's screening at Cinema Museum in Russia. Retrieved 31 May 2024.
- ↑ Liigub? Liigub on Arkaader. Retrieved 31 May 2024.
- ↑ Liigub? Liigub on Google Drive. Retrieved 31 May 2024.