01 July 1961 Fantasy, Animated 13 mins
A “Puppetoon” style retelling of the tragic tale of Orpheus and his lost love. It features a very vivid rendering of the Underworld, with Hades and Persephone represented as strange iconic totems.
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Zbigniew Niewczas as Various Characters (voice)
Edward Sturlis Director
Poland 01 July 1961
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