Famous Tales: The Snow Man In July (1944, sound)

Description: Content notice: product of Nazi Germany. In this odd animated short for children, an Alpine snowman yearns to see summer and accomplishes this wish using opportunity and ingenuity, while experiencing friendship and playful conflict with animals he encounters along the way.
From Wikipedia: "Der Schneemann, also known as The Snowman, Snowman in July or The Magic Snowman, is a 1944 animated short film, created in Nazi Germany. It was written by cartoonist Horst von Möllendorff and animated by Hans Fischerkoesen. It was animated in Potsdam, Germany, near UFA's Neubabelsberg Studios."
(en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Der_Schneemann#:~:text=Der%20Schneemann%2C%20also%20known%20as,Germany%2C%20near%20UFA's%20Neubabelsberg%20Studios accessed 2024-04-23)

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Subjects: 1940s, Film and media art, Nature, Weather, Animals

Tags: animation; narration; storytelling; seasons; Winter; Summer; snowflakes; snowman; cartoons; dogs; snow; ice skating snowman; melting snowman; rabbits; carrot noses; conflict; summer mountain homes; Alpine landscapes; dripping; scared cat; snowman indoors; spring; seasons; icebox; refrigerator; planning; desire; yearning; calendars; snowman yearns for summer; snowman smelling flowers; bunnies; melting; death; the end title

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Creator:

Credits: Presented by; John G. Stratford
Narrated by: John and Jane Flynn
Script by: Gary Freund


Distributor:

Contributor: Prelinger Archives

Source Collection: Prelinger Archives

Digitizing Sponsor: Filecoin Foundation for the Decentralized Web (FFDW) and Internet Archive

Production Date:

Release Date: 1944

Geographical Location: Switzerland; Germany

Genre/Form: animation

Language: eng

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Film Format: 16mm film

Element: print

Color: b&w

Color Process:

Sound or Silent: sound

Film Soundtrack Type: optical

Edge Code: none

Frame Rate: 24 fps

Length (feet): 462

Sources

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