The only important objective film on this small but vitally important country. Yugoslavia confronts in miniature many problems which beset the modern world. People of different races and religions are learning to live and work together while the Yugoslav government tries to maintain an uneasy balance between the Communist World and the West. John Snyder's animation recounts 2000 years of Yugoslav history and Norman Lloyd provides an expressive musical background (1964 IFF catalog). Includes footage of Tito, at work in Belgrade.
Films » Yugoslavia
Yugoslavia
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Summary:
Description:
Edited Film
Country/Location: Yugoslavia
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Producer: Julien Bryan
Director: LeRoy Leatherman
Cinematographer: Julien Bryan, Sam Bryan, Kenneth Richter
Production Company: IFF
Additional Production: Art Work by John Snyder; Original Score by Norman Lloyd
Running Time: 27 min.
Years Filmed: 1950s, 1961
Decade Produced: 1950s (Filmed), 1960s (Filmed and Edited)
Years Distributed: -1962
Film Gauge: 16mm
Stock: Color Safety
Footage Count: 960'
Sound: Narrated
Notes: Footage from three filming expeditions. Distinguished scholars at Columbia University were "freely" consulted during production.
