Dobrodruzství Robinsona Crusoe, námorníka z Yorku

Fantastic animated film. It rarely happens to come across such rare beauty films, so I feel really lucky to have witnessed this vision. Dafoe's classic writing reaches its highest cinematic level from my point of view here. The authors have created something magical that will remain in the history of this art. I imagine, seen and considered in what era proodotto was, the immense effort to finish such a job. The stop motion animation I believe has never been taken care of as in this case, the only one that could approach such quality in this technique could be Nick Park. This incredible film enters every child's imagination as a well-aimed arrow. From the first frames you are transported to something unique and the fantastic adventure of the famous sailor takes on so real contours that for what I have seen so far on this topic it has no equal. The right proportions, the flora and fauna masterfully executed, the characterization of the characters, the friendship of a dog and subsequently with the parrot and the native Friday is exemplary. In addition, the film touches very high points in some scenes such as: the shipwreck, the rainy season, the indigenous dance in the rite of cannibalism and many others are truly unforgettable. For almost the entire duration you forget to watch an animated film, it's all so real that you seem to experience this wonderful adventure with the protagonists. I could stay here to praise this production indefinitely. Thanks for this to Stanislav Látal.