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| Directed by | Anton Dyakov[1] |
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Release date | June 14, 2021 (Annecy International Animation Film Festival) |
Running time | 15 min. |
| Country | Russia |
Boxballet (Russian: БоксБалет, romanized: BoksBalet) is a 2019 Russian animated film directed by Anton Dyakov.[2] Academy Award nominee for Best Animated Short Film.[3][4][5][6]
Plot
The film contrasts between form and content between a ballerina and a boxer, shows how one affects the other, and makes an attempt to reveal the key philosophical problem, to be and to seem.[7][8][9][10]
References
- ^ 2022|Oscars.org
- ^ MUBI
- ^ Российский мультфильм номинировали на «Оскар»
- ^ Российский мультфильм "Боксбалет" номинировали на "Оскар"
- ^ Российский мультфильм «БоксБалет» Антона Дьякова стал номинантом «Оскара»
- ^ INTERVIEW: In this Corner: Oscar Contender "BoxBallet" — Animation Scoop
- ^ БоксБалет (2019)
- ^ Russian Animated Film Nominated for Oscars 2022 - The Moscow Times
- ^ Annecy
- ^ Palm Springs International Film Festival
