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Zagreb Film is a Croatian film company principally known for its animation studio. From Zagreb, it was founded in 1953. They have produced hundreds of animated films, as well as documentaries, television commercials, educational films and several feature films.
Zagreb Film produced the cartoon series Professor Balthazar (Croatian: Profesor Baltazar), created by Zlatko Grgić, about an amusing professor who solved various imaginative problems. Another popular cartoon of theirs was Inspector Mask (Inspektor Maska).




History


Zagreb Film was founded in 1953 with the main profile of an animated films production company. Since then, more than 600 animated films, 14 feature films, about 600 documentaries and 800 commercials as well as 600 educational films were produced in this studio.
The company operates at three locations; one with ateliers for artists, shooting equipment, small theater and one with film warehouse, video multiplication room and administration. The third location is used for commercial purposes. During all these years, Zagreb Film received more than 400 awards on Festivals all over the world. Among them is the Academy Award - Oscar for the best animated short film in 1962 where Dušan Vukotić had become the first European animator to win the Oscar award for Surogat (Ersatz). Wealth of genres and different styles that were growing in Zagreb was the reason for Georges Sadoul, the French film theorist, critic and historian to coin the term Zagreb school of animation, what became the trademark for top grade and innovative animated films made in Zagreb. Besides artistic films Zagreb film produced films and TV series like Inspektor Maska, Professor Balthazar, The Little Flying Bears and Maxi Cat. Most of these films were distributed internationally. The biggest global success was with the famous character of Professor Balthazar.




Works






= Animated TV series

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1950s and 1960s

Snake (1951)
Inspektor Maska (1962–1963)
Professor Balthazar (1967–1978)



1970s

Adam (1970)
Maxi Cat (1971–1973)
Ptica i crvek (1978–1984)




= Animated shorts

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The Inspector Comes Home (1959)
Cow on the Moon (1959)
Piccolo (1959)
Surogat (1961) - 1961 Academy Award winner
Don Kihot
The Game (1963) - 1963 Academy Award nominee
The Wall (1966)
Curiosity (1967)
The Fly (1968)
Tup Tup (1972) - 1972 Academy Award nominee
The Diary (1974)
Satiemania (1978)
Fisheye (1980)
Big Time (1990)




= Co-productions

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The Little Flying Bears (1990), co-production with CineGroupe
Dream Doll (1979), co-production with Bob Godfrey Films and Halas and Batchelor (Oscar nominee)
Man: The Polluter (1973), co-production with the National Film Board of Canada




Compilations of Zagreb animation


The Best of Zagreb Film: Be Careful What You Wish For/The Classic Collection (2000)




See also


Zagreb School of Animated Films
Pannonia Film Studio
Modernist animation




References






External links


Official website (in Croatian)
The Best of Zagreb Film-Rembrandt Films
Works by or about Zagreb Film at the Internet Archive

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