I've delayed this as far as I could, but it seems this film is not to be found anywhere on the net (yet). Until then. . .
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Originally Posted by little_tippler
Another from Tomek Baginski....
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His work has always been a beautiful passage through very dark elements of storytelling;
a haunting bard of disillusionment, I'd regard, with a medium of work, which ironically,
is all about providing the audience with a sense of grand illusionism.
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Monochrome is a collection of monographs dealing with inventors in their most critical moments of life. In this volume we meet historical figures, we can look at them closely, their work and its effects. We'll find out who really invented the cinematograph, who was behind the discovery of X-rays, the discovery puzzle solved will the North Pole. In addition, this album reveals a darker side of life in a world revolution and leave us in suspense, whether people are guided by machine, or vice versa.
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This is the story from which Tomek drew his inspiration to create his third animated short film,
The Kinematograf.]
The Kinematograph
Directed by Tomek Bagiński
Original story by Mateusz Skutnik, adapted sceenplay by Tomek Bagiński
Musical score by Adam Skorupa and Paweł Błaszczyk
Released on June 17, 2009 (Premiered at the Złote Tarasy Multikino in Warsaw)
Distributed by Platige Image
Francis, a humble clerk and a self-taught inventor had it all, it seemed:
a big house in a small town, a lot of free time and a loving wife.
His invention is supposed to change the world. He forgot about one thing:
dreams always cost too much. He is focused only on himself and his work
and realizes the gravity of the situation only when it is too late.
