Nathan Oziasovich Lerner ( December 30, 1932 , Baku - October 20, 1993 , Moscow ) - Soviet and Russian production designer and animation director, screenwriter.
| Nathan Oziasovich Lerner | |
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| Date of Birth | December 30, 1932 |
| Place of Birth | Baku |
| Date of death | October 20, 1993 (60 years old) |
| A place of death | Moscow |
| Citizenship |  the USSR  Russia |
| Profession | animator , production designer, screenwriter, animator |
| Direction | animation |
| IMDb | |
| Animator.ru | ID 144 |
Content
- 1 Biography
- 2 Awards
- 3 Filmography
- 3.1 Director
- 3.2 Screenwriter
- 3.3 Production Designer
- 4 See also
- 5 notes
- 6 References
Biography
Born in Baku in the family of Ozias Moiseevich Lerner and Rebekah Isaakovna Lerner. After graduating in 1953 from the Moscow Regional Art College. 1905 , two years he studied at the State Art Institute named after V. Surikov in Moscow, then transferred to the art faculty of VGIK , which he graduated in 1959. Got a specialty as an artist of animated films.
Since 1960 - production designer of the Soyuzmultfilm movie studio . Working with leading Soviet directors such as Mikhail and Vera Tsekhanovsky (“Fox, Beaver and Others” (1960) and the full-length cartoon “ Wild Swans ” (1962), Yefim Hamburg ( Spy Passion (1967) and Origin of the Species (1966)) and others, passed the best school of animation.
He made his debut as a director at the Tajikfilm studio , where in 1972 he directed the film Affendi, the Donkey and Thieves [1] . Since 1973 he worked at the Multitefilm studio in the Ekran Creative Association . The first directorial work at the new studio immediately brought success with colleagues and popularity with the audience. These were two episodes of the mini-series The Adventures of Munchausen , which had previously been launched on Multitefilm: The Accurate Shot (1973) and Peacock (1974).
In the early 1980s, Nathan Lerner became interested in creating puppet films and achieved notable success. Lerner's best film of these years, “ Little Devil # 13 ” [1] .
Especially for him, scripts were written by Alexander Kurlyandsky , Arkady Khait , Eduard Uspensky , Lyudmila Petrushevskaya , Marina Vishnevetskaya .
Rewards
Nathan Lerner cartoons were awarded at festivals: [2]
- 1984 - “Pluh and Plikh” - Big prize at the Festival of Soviet Animation in Ryazan, 1985;
- 1987 - “ Repair at the zoo!” "- Grand Prix of the IFAF in Zagreb, 1988
Filmography
Director
- 1972 - Affendi, Donkey and Thieves
- 1972 - I did it!
- 1973 - The Adventures of Munchausen. Accurate shot
- 1974 - The Adventures of Munchausen. Peacock
- 1975 - Flour Walker
- 1976 - All the dull
- 1977 - Marusina Carousel
- 1978 - The Stolen Sun
- 1980 - Rowing
- 1981 - Upside Down
- 1981 - Do not drown, do not trample the year
- 1982 - Imp # 13
- 1983 - Robin and Bear
- 1984 - Magic Shovel
- 1984 - Pluch and Plikh
- 1985 - KOAPP . Issue 3. Sleepy Kingdom
- 1986 - Elephant and Wand
- 1987 - Repair at the zoo!
- 1987 - All the dull
- 1988 - The Cat Who Could Sing
- 1989 - Music Store
- 1990 - Chicken
- 1991 - Tale
- 1992 - The Happy Prince
- 1993 - Three types and a violinist
Screenwriter
- 1987 - Repair at the zoo!
- 1993 - Three types and a violinist
Production Designer
- 1960 - Fox, Beaver and others
- 1962 - Wild Swans
- 1963 - African Tale
- 1964 - Cat Fisher
- 1965 - Your Health
- 1966 - Origin of the species
- 1967 - Baby Elephant
- 1967 - Spy Passion
- 1968 - Old Testaments
- 1971 - Adult Only (Issue 1)
- 1972 - Affendi, Donkey and Thieves
- 1972 - I did it!
- 1973 - Adult Only (Issue 2)
In addition, N. Lerner is the author of several stories for the newsreel "The Wick ."
See also
- Category: Cartoons by Nathan Lerner
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 Natalia Venzher. Nathan Lerner // Our cartoons / Arseny Meshcheryakov, Irina Ostarkova. - Interros , 2006. - ISBN 5-91105-007-2 .
- ↑ Sergey Kapkov . Encyclopedia of domestic animation . - M .: Algorithm, 2006 .-- 816 p. - 3,000 copies. - ISBN 5-9265-0319-4 . . p. 393-394.
Links
- TO THE 70TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE BIRTH OF THE ARTIST, DIRECTOR NATAN LERNER
- Nathan Lerner on the Internet Movie Database
- Nathan Lerner - Encyclopedia of Russian cinema (inaccessible link)
- Nathan Lerner - animator.ru
- “Our cartoons” Interros 2006, ISBN 5-91105-007-2 , Natalia Venzher “Nathan Lerner” (article about the director and his cartoons)