THE FATHER OF UZBEK ANIMATION – PETROV AND SALIMOV (60TH ANNIVERSARY OF UZBEK ANIMATION)
Journal Title: International scientific journal Science and Innovation - Year 2024, Vol 3, Issue 8
Abstract
Cartoon workshop was organized in 1964 as department of Uzbek cinema studio. The 1st cartoon film was “In a square 6x6”. The film director was Salimov D.I., the film artist was Petrov Y.S. This article is about creation of the 1st puppet film in Uzbekistan and authors of the film.
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Mirzamukhamedova M.
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