Potapych: The Bear Who Loved Vodka

Name: Potapych: The Bear Who Loved Vodka
Genre: Animación, Corto
Released: 2006-10-28
Duration: 4 min
Rating: 7.1
Cast: Yuri Stepanov

Cortometraje de TV
2006
4min

CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb

7.1/10

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Potapych: The Bear Who Loved Vodka (2006)

Animation Short

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaWhy is it easier to make friends than keep them? When Potapych's first friend (a bad man) is taken away, he is left alone for a long time, which is not good for a bear. However he meets Mish... Leer todoWhy is it easier to make friends than keep them? When Potapych's first friend (a bad man) is taken away, he is left alone for a long time, which is not good for a bear. However he meets Mishr and, despite the latter not drinking a reputable brand of vodka, their lives are transfo... Leer todoWhy is it easier to make friends than keep them? When Potapych's first friend (a bad man) is taken away, he is left alone for a long time, which is not good for a bear. However he meets Mishr and, despite the latter not drinking a reputable brand of vodka, their lives are transformed into ones of drinking and fun.

Dirección
- Darren Price
Guionista
- Darren Price
Elenco
- Yuri Stepanov

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7.1/10

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Dirección
- Darren Price
Guionista
- Darren Price
Elenco
- Yuri Stepanov

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Yuri Stepanov

Mishr

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8/10

Potapych: The Bear Who Loved Vodka is an entertaining 4-minute animated short

This is a four minute computer-animated short about a Russian bear named Potapych who makes friends with a man named Mishr sharing vodka drinks and having a good time partying everywhere they go. But then it ends in a poignant but satisfying way. Despite its short running time, this short makes its point in the most succinct way: you're nothing without friends and happiness. Wonderful use of Russian-style music and a narrator. I saw this on a recommendation of Jerry Beck at Cartoon Brew. The person who made this should definitely have a long career ahead of him. So by all means, if you're an animation buff and you take Mr. Beck at his word, make it a point to see this one.