The author reduced the characters in the short to Klee-style ideograms, with backgrounds being represented by abstract frescoes,[1] all of which is accompanied by atonal music.[2] The short was blacklisted during the former Yugoslavia due to its rigid classification of art and society, which Don Kihot challenged.[1] The short won a number of prizes at international festivals, such as the main prize at International Short Film Festival Oberhausen in 1962.[1] It is described as a "difficult but very poetic film" and a magnum opus for Kristl.[3] Speed and Wilsom state that the short "presents the eccentric individualist assailed by all the forces of the modern state - guns, radar, tanks, planes, patrols, armies - and in some amazing way the nonconformist deviationist Don triumphs over them all".[4]
References
^ abc"Filmski leksikon". Filmski leksikon (in Bosnian). Retrieved 2021-01-15.
^Bendazzi, G. (2015). Animation: A World History: Volume II: The Birth of a Style - The Three Markets. CRC Press. p. 188. ISBN978-1-317-51990-4. Retrieved 2021-01-15.
^Blankenship, J.; Nagl, T. (2015). European Visions: Small Cinemas in Transition. Film. transcript Verlag. p. 270. ISBN978-3-8394-1818-5. Retrieved 2021-01-15.
kihot, 1961, short, kihot, 1961, experimental, animated, short, vlado, kristl, zagreb, film, loosely, based, quixote, miguel, cervantes, kihotposterdirected, byvlado, kristlmusic, bymilko, kelemencolor, processeastmancolorproductioncompanyzagreb, filmrelease, . Don Kihot is a 1961 experimental animated short by Vlado Kristl for Zagreb Film It is loosely based on Don Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes Don KihotPosterDirected byVlado KristlMusic byMilko KelemenColor processEastmancolorProductioncompanyZagreb FilmRelease date1961 1961 Running time10 minutesCountrySFR YugoslaviaLanguagenoneThemes and reception EditThe author reduced the characters in the short to Klee style ideograms with backgrounds being represented by abstract frescoes 1 all of which is accompanied by atonal music 2 The short was blacklisted during the former Yugoslavia due to its rigid classification of art and society which Don Kihot challenged 1 The short won a number of prizes at international festivals such as the main prize at International Short Film Festival Oberhausen in 1962 1 It is described as a difficult but very poetic film and a magnum opus for Kristl 3 Speed and Wilsom state that the short presents the eccentric individualist assailed by all the forces of the modern state guns radar tanks planes patrols armies and in some amazing way the nonconformist deviationist Don triumphs over them all 4 References Edit a b c Filmski leksikon Filmski leksikon in Bosnian Retrieved 2021 01 15 Don Quixote 25 FPS 25 FPS Retrieved 2021 01 15 Bendazzi G 2015 Animation A World History Volume II The Birth of a Style The Three Markets CRC Press p 188 ISBN 978 1 317 51990 4 Retrieved 2021 01 15 Blankenship J Nagl T 2015 European Visions Small Cinemas in Transition Film transcript Verlag p 270 ISBN 978 3 8394 1818 5 Retrieved 2021 01 15 External links EditDon Kihot at IMDb Don Kihot on Vimeo Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Don Kihot 1961 short amp oldid 1139300264, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
