Английская Википедия:Animal Olympic Games
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Plot
At the Olympic Games of animals, the most diverse species of animals compete in the sporting disciplines. Monkeys do gymnastics on the horizontal bar, bears and hippos swim and kangaroos and pigs fight against each other. In the 800 m run, a duck wins against a bulldog, a hippopotamus and a camel. A polar bear enters the pole vault and the pigs try to gain an advantage in the hurdles with balloons, but crash.[1]
Production and Release
The film was inspired by the 1928 Summer Olympics in Amsterdam, and was made in Yasuji Murata's film studio, Yokohama Cinema Shōkai. Murata himself was director and responsible for the animation. The work is considered his most important. The script was written by Chūzō Aochi and the animators were Koji Iida and Yukikiyo Ueno.
The film was admitted on 4 November 1928 by the Japanese Censorship Board and then presented in Japanese cinemas.
References
- Английская Википедия
- 1928 anime films
- 1928 films
- 1920s animated short films
- Anime short films
- Japanese silent films
- Japanese black-and-white films
- 1928 short films
- 1920s Japanese films
- Films about fictional Olympics-inspired events
- Animated films about monkeys
- Animated films about bears
- Animated films about camels
- Animated films about pigs
- Animated films about ducks
- Animated films about dogs
- Animated films about polar bears
- Animated films about hippopotamuses
- Animated films about kangaroos and wallabies
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