Underplayed Gems

Soviet Toys (1924)

Soviet Toys poster
Original title
Советские игрушки
Directed by
Dziga Vertov
Genre
satire, short film, animated film, propaganda film
Country
Soviet Union
Runtime
11 min
Rating
5.4 of 10 from 26 voters
Elsewhere
IMDb
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The catalogue in 3D

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How it feels

This is a short animated film from the Soviet Union that uses caricature and visual gags to deliver political satire. It adapts editorial cartoons from a newspaper, showing exaggerated figures representing classes and power dynamics in a comical way.

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What happens

Les Jouets soviétiques (Sovetskie igrouchki, Советские игрушки) est l'un des premiers courts métrages d'animation soviétiques, réalisé par Dziga Vertov et sorti en 1924. Produit par le studio Goskino, il s'agit de l'adaptation à l'écran des caricatures politiques de Victor Deni publiées dans le journal Pravda. (from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)

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