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中文名: Mikhail Aldashin動畫短片集英文名: Mikhail Aldashin資源格式: DVDRip版本: 俄羅斯動畫大師發行時間: 1988年導演: Mikhail Aldashin地區: 俄羅斯語言: 俄語簡介:


米哈伊爾Aldashin是一位備受尊敬的俄羅斯動畫電影制片人，是阿尼瑪曼迪國際動畫節的主持人之一。
Mikhail Aldashin (interviewed July 2007) is a highly regarded Russian animation filmmaker, was one of the presenters at the Anima Mundi International Animation Festival, in both Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, Brazil, in 2006, where we did a UPA presentation. I attended Aldashin’s presentation, where he showed a number of his films, spanning many years, many styles, many techniques, and many moods. I was struck by his exuberance in trying new things with every film. During the ten-day festival, the presenters were all bused around to various sites in Rio and São Paulo, and got to know each other in the process. In Rio, we all stayed at the Luxor Regente on the old Copacabana beach. Toward the end of our stay, we interviewed Mikhail Aldashin, or Misha, or Mishka, as he preferred, in the busy lobby of our hotel. It wasn’t the most ideal location, as you’ll hear, but our busy schedules, made it impossible to arrange anything quieter. The other person at our table, sipping the Brazilian National drink, Caipirinha, was Milana Minaeva, a Russian documentary filmmaker, who you can hear pipe in with some translations now and then.
Misha was born Mikhail Vladimirovich Aldashin, in the sea side town of Tuapse, in the former USSR, Aldashin attended Navy school, and served in the Navy, before becoming a set designer for live action films. While studying at the All-Union State Cine-Art Institute, in Moscow, he became interested in animation, partially because he felt he could combine all his interesting in design, music, and writing, into one art form. His early knowledge of international independent animation, of which he is now a vital part, was limited to the Soviet Union and Eastern European countries. But, soon he began to attend international animation festival, where he was able to watch films from all over the world, and now has a close friendship with animators from many countries. He particularly enjoys visiting art museums during his animation festival visit. In fact, I was able to tag along with Misha and Milana, at a fascinating exhibit of Chinese art, sculpture, and films. So, if you have a chance to see any of Aldashin’s films, don’t pass it up. They include; Bukashki, Poumse, Kele, Putch, Ivan-durak (Ivan the Fool), The Other Side, The Hunter, and Rozhdestvo (The Nativity). A frame from Rozhdestvo is up there on the right.