Winter Days (冬の日, 2003) by Kihachiro Kawamoto, Yuriy Norshteyn and Aleksandr Petrov

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Winter Days
冬の日
Fuyu no Hi (ja)
Días de invierno (es)
Зимние дни (ru)

Year 2003
Director(s) Kawamoto Kihachiro
Norshteyn Yuriy
Petrov Aleksandr
Studio(s) (no studio)
Language(s) Japanese
Genre(s) Literature (non-Rus./USSR)
Animation Type(s)  Cutout
Digital 2D
Digital 3D
Drawn (cel)
Drawn (not cel)
Mixed
Paint
Puppet
Length 00:39:04
Wordiness 3.74
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Subtitles:
Fuyu no Hi.2003.en.1.24fps.1182071644.srt
Date: June 17 2007 09:14:04
Language: English
Quality: good
Upload notes:
Creator(s): Haruo Shirane

Fuyu no Hi.2003.es.1.24fps.1355189533.srt
Date: December 11 2012 01:32:13
Language: Spanish
Quality: unknown
Upload notes: 115 characters long (view)
Creator(s): Yefren

Fuyu no Hi.2003.ru.1.24fps.1221951870.srt
Date: September 20 2008 23:04:30
Language: Russian
Quality: good
Upload notes: 391 characters long (view)
Creator(s): Тайши и Ладо ФилоДикэ, Igor Piter, lil-kodomo, Yule


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Description:

A collaborative animated film based on a 17th-century Japanese collaborative poem. Each subsequent line was animated by a different director; 36 in total.

This was an international project, although most of the directors were Japanese. For the sake of simplicity, only the organizer (Kihachirō Kawamoto, who made segment #2 and #36) and the two Russian participants (Yuriy Norshteyn who made segment #1 and Aleksandr Petrov who made segment #12, at 13:26) have been listed. The names of all 36 directors are listed on Wikipedia, and they're mentioned in the subtitles as well.

Winter Days won the Grand Prize of the Japan Media Arts Festival in 2003.

 

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