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A little #SovietFilmWednesday magic to brighten up your day ---
Based upon an ancient Korean poem:
'A Path to Eternity / Путь в вечность / Put v vechnost' (1983) dir. Vladimir Pekar.
Happy Mother's Day to all our followers and their mums ---
even if you can't be with her today.
#MotheringSunday
Before we hand back our borrowed laptop, there's just time to post a quick bit of:
#FolkloreGetsEvil - Mexican style !
'Caperucita y Pulgarcito contra los monstruos' (1964) dir. Roberto Rodríguez.
Really tricky to pick just one, so we're going with a few childhood faves for
#BookIllustrationOfTheDayBirthday2.
1. Arthur Rackham.
2. Jiří Trnka.
3. Kay Nelson.
4. Edmund Dulac.
A tale of insanity, ghostly apparitions and instructions for an "unlimited reign of crime" - issued from beyond the grave...
#FolkloreGetsEvil
'The Testament of Dr. Mabuse' (1933) dir. Fritz Lang.
Definitely NOT the first full-length animated film.
#FolkloreGetsEvil
'Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs' (1937) dir. David Hand, Wilfred Jackson, Ben Sharpsteen, Larry Morey, William Cottrell, Perce Pearce.
@Princess_Indigo @SelineSigil9 @CentreMyth @ElliottBlackwe3 @BenTheEpicure @RedRiverCroft @EnchantedEzine @AmandaBergloff @GothicBible Yippee!
Sending best weekend wishes to this stellar crew!
For many, Russian actor Georgy Millyar is the only Baba Yaga imaginable. He portrayed her perfectly in many Soviet films over half a century of memorable film roles. Here he is in:
'Vasilisa the Beautiful / Василиса Прекрасная / Vasilisa prekrasnaya' (1939) dir. Aleksandr Rou.