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Leonardo's Diary (Czech: Leonardův deník) is a 1972 stop-motion animated short. It features images of Leonardo da Vinci's paintings interspersed with footage of real life.[1] As of March 2016, the 12-minute film does not currently have a rating on Rotten Tomatoes, but IMDb rates the film at 6.4,[2] while on Filmgator the film holds a 7.0 rating.[3]
| Leonardo's Diary | |
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 Screenshot from Leonardo's Diary, 1972, by Jan Svankmajer | |
| Directed by | Jan Švankmajer |
| Produced by | Jiri Vanek |
| Starring | Vladimir Kladiva (animator), Karel Chocholin (animator) |
| Edited by | Helena Lebduskova |
Production companies | Corona Cinemtografica Studio Jirího Trnky |
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| Countries | Czechoslovakia Italy |
| Language | Czech |
External links
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edit- ^ "Only the Cinema: Leonardo's Diary/Et Cetera". 13 November 2008.
- ^ "Leonardo's Diary (Short 1974) - IMDb". IMDb.
- ^ "Leonardo's Diary (1972) | FilmGator". www.filmgator.com. Archived from the original on 2016-03-24.
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