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György Kovásznai
Born
15 May 1934
Died
28 June 1983
Place
Budapest, Hungary
Directing

György Kovásznai

György Kovásznai was a Hungarian painter, animation director, and writer. A unique feature of his animated films is the frame-by-frame painting and drawing under the camera, which gives the paintings a moving, constantly changing, bravura quality.

As director

Riportré

Riportré

1982 · Director
Bubble Bath

Bubble Bath

1980 · Director
Memory of the Summer of ’74

Memory of the Summer of ’74

1974 · Director
Ça ira - The song of the french revolution

Ça ira - The song of the french revolution

1973 · Director
Nights in the Boulevard

Nights in the Boulevard

1972 · Director

Blossoming No. 3369

1971 · Director
Wavelengths

Wavelengths

1971 · Director
The City Through My Eyes

The City Through My Eyes

1971 · Director

Várakozni jó

1969 · Director
From Dawn to Dusk

From Dawn to Dusk

1967 · Director
Hamlet

Hamlet

1967 · Director

Diary

1966 · Director

A gondolat

1966 · Director

Tales from the World of Art

1965 · Director
The Joy of Light

The Joy of Light

1965 · Director
Metamorphoses

Metamorphoses

1965 · Director
Mirror Images

Mirror Images

1964 · Director

Young Man Playing The Guitar At The Old Masters’ Gallery

1964 · Director
Monologue

Monologue

1963 · Director