@virusnyak THANKYOU - I have just looked at your channel -it contains the most amazing collection of micro and macrocosmic images I have seen collected in one place - what you will do in the next 21 years is well worth watching - hence I have subscribed.
What an emotional find! I saw this film as a boy some 28 years ago in TV, and I never forgot it, because it made me turning towards history - and I became an historian years later. I was searching for years this little film, I just knew that it featured Mozarts music in an odd 70s version, and that the story was about three men moving on land, sea and in the air.
Thank you for posting this, your film made me a very happy and curious child, and helped me finding my dream-profession.
Thanks for that- it's made my day. The film was made to help children learn (also made for fun cos I loved the music!). I'm writing a book about animation for students - may I use your comment in it please, the idea being to remind students that what they do can have a big effect on others. I can give a name if you wish - or simply say "A Swiss Viewer"
It certainly was the mix of the music and the images that struck me, as I loved classical music too, and started to play piano at that time. It's funny, I always thought it was a canadian movie, as the credits mentioned Canada - is that possible?
Anyway, in school, I filled my sketchbooks with drawings of historical ships, airplanes and cars all over 1979 to 1981, whenever In looked at them now and then in the last 30 years, I thought about your film!
hell yeah, males are the best.
manwithouthat44 1 month ago in playlist How Things Work
Very good animation. It's actually sum up the development of transportation.. I actually let the students watch this in class..
what2say54 1 year ago
humanos evolution
euquilandesbrasil 1 year ago
Thank you. It's one of the best animation I've seen..with the "evolution" and "marking time".
virusnyak 1 year ago
@virusnyak And "Leonardo da Vinci" of course:)
virusnyak 1 year ago
@virusnyak THANKYOU - I have just looked at your channel -it contains the most amazing collection of micro and macrocosmic images I have seen collected in one place - what you will do in the next 21 years is well worth watching - hence I have subscribed.
sheilagraber 1 year ago
Thanks, this video really captured my attention, and it is very well pitched with the music.
guitarsimon1 3 years ago
What an emotional find! I saw this film as a boy some 28 years ago in TV, and I never forgot it, because it made me turning towards history - and I became an historian years later. I was searching for years this little film, I just knew that it featured Mozarts music in an odd 70s version, and that the story was about three men moving on land, sea and in the air.
Thank you for posting this, your film made me a very happy and curious child, and helped me finding my dream-profession.
Panzac1972 3 years ago
Thanks for that- it's made my day. The film was made to help children learn (also made for fun cos I loved the music!). I'm writing a book about animation for students - may I use your comment in it please, the idea being to remind students that what they do can have a big effect on others. I can give a name if you wish - or simply say "A Swiss Viewer"
sheilagraber 3 years ago
Of course, let's say "A swiss viewer".
It certainly was the mix of the music and the images that struck me, as I loved classical music too, and started to play piano at that time. It's funny, I always thought it was a canadian movie, as the credits mentioned Canada - is that possible?
Anyway, in school, I filled my sketchbooks with drawings of historical ships, airplanes and cars all over 1979 to 1981, whenever In looked at them now and then in the last 30 years, I thought about your film!
Panzac1972 3 years ago
Beautifull, lindo!!!
mcmcarnauba 4 years ago