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Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
wikipedia.org/.../Ladislas_Starevich |
1,608 words |
Starewicz's extended biography and a listing of his filmography catagorized by location (Lithuania, Russia and France) |
Wladyslaw (aka Ladislas) Starewicz Homepage
awn.com/heaven_and_hell/.../stare1.htm |
300 words |
Starewicz's homepage containing his brief biography and a listing of links to his filmography.
A Short Biography
The Other "-Ographies" : Filmography, Videography, Bibliography and Puppetography
Frogland
The Mascot, a/k/a Puppet Love, a/k/a The Devil's Ball
Nose to the Wind
Winter Carousel
The Cameraman's Revenge
The Insect's Christmas
Voice of the Nightingale
Tale of the Fox
Short Takes: "The Scarecrow", "Town Rat, Country Rat" |
Some Notable Personalities of the Silent Era
nwlink.com/.../Starevit/LStar.html |
300 words |
Starewicz's biography and a link to his filmography. |
Six Legs to Tango: "The Frogs Who Wanted a King"
austinchronicle.com/.../screens_feature3.html |
510 words |
Will Robinson Sheff's review of Starewicz's works and describes how Starewicz's develop his first "Stop-Motion Puppet Animation" -- Moscow in 1910. |
Wladislaw Starewicz: Animation Pioneer
boxofficeprophets.com/hyde/pioneer.asp |
1,179 words |
Chris Hyde's article on the life of a man who invented stop-motion animation born in the late 1800s -- Wladislaw Starewicz. |
"The Mascot" (1933)
moviemartyr.com/1933/mascot.htm |
438 words |
Jeremy Heilman's review for Starewicz's film, The Mascot. |
Wladyslaw Aleksandr Starewicz (1882-1965)
selu.edu/.../Reviews/starewicz.html |
2,431 words |
Starewicz extended biography at selu.edu including his childhood to the emergence of his first films. |
Wladyslaw Starewicz
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