The Apostle (1967)

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Movie
Original title The apostle
Country of production GDR
original language German
Publishing year 1967
length 4 minutes
Rod
Director Günter Rätz
script Günter Rätz
production DEFA studio for animated films
music Willy Baumgärtel
camera Manfred Schreyer
cut Anita Uebe

The apostle is a puppet cartoon by the DEFA studio for cartoons by Günter Rätz from 1967 .

action

A half-full liquor bottle is on a table and next to it is a full shot glass, which Mr Kurz, who is passing by, looks with interest. His colleague Lang observes this behavior, suspects what is to come and informs Mr. Kurz about the dangers of alcohol so that it can go again without trying. But now Mr. Lang can't contain himself, sticks a finger into the glass and licks it off. That is enough to get a taste for the drink, he drinks more and more until he is completely drunk. This is the time when the soul escapes from its body.

production

The apostle was filmed for the puppet series Filopat and Patafil on ORWO color and had its premiere on January 27, 1967. Günter Rätz designed the puppet tour, while the dramaturgy and the scenario were in the hands of Rudolf Thomas . Klaus Eberhardt was responsible for the production design and the dolls were designed by Günter Rätz, Herbert Löchner and Klaus Rümmler.

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