Have you ever wondered how great writers from the past centuries would feel, if they knew how famous their literary work became. What would they think about the different adaptations that were made out of them to stick to their time?
Puss in Boots
“Кот в сапогах” (Puss in boots) is one of them. Originally written by Charles Perrault in the end of the 17th century, the fairy tale has been adapted to different media over the centuries. Puss is the hero of multiple songs, theatre plays and even makes an appearance in Tchaikovsky's ballet “The Sleeping Beauty”. Moreover, Puss was not forgotten by the film art since its cinematographic debut in 1903.
In 1995, famous Russian animator Гарри Бардин (Garri Bardin) revisited the tale, in a very personal way, giving an international dimension to the story, with characters from different nationalities. Caricatures of each character according to universal cliches are simply great.
This is a wonderful animation, very poetic and definitely hilarious. We hope you'll enjoy these 30 minutes of clay coming to motion.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oj9PssKA9Bk
https://yandex.ru/video/preview/8060131907774826933
