I Fratelli Dinamite

I Fratelli Dinamite is an Italian cartoon film carried out by Nino and Tony Pagot, left in 1949.

Synopsis

DIN, daN and Gift, three disrespectful young imps called " the Dynamite" brothers; , the stupidities accumulate.

Comments

With the Rose of Baghdad , left the same year, they are the very first feature-length films of animation carried out in Italy. “Anarchistic Délicieusement” according to the critic Italian Enrico Azzano, rich in graphic lucky finds, alternating the scenes of terror and the episodes truffles of gags, also presented to the Festival of Venice in 1949, the film I Fratelli Dinamite did not really find its public and the production company Pagot Film had problems. She will join again with success only in 1963 with Calimero, a small black chick initially created for the commercial of a detergent.

It should be noted that Hayao Miyazaki paid homage to the two scenario writers by calling the hero of his film Porco Rosso Marco Pagot (according to the name of the nephew of Nino).

Data sheet

Title: I Fratelli Dinamite
Realization: Nino and Tony Pagot
Scenario: Nino and Tony Pagot
Production: Nino and Tony Pagot
Production company: Pagot Film
Music: Giuseppe Piazzi
Photography: Franz Birtzer, Tony Pagot, Marco Visconti
Direction of animations: Fernando Palermo, Toni Pagot
Country of origin: Italy
Format: Colors - 1,37:1 - Mono - 35mm
Kind: Cartoon film
Coming out date: 1949

See too

Internal bonds

List of the feature-length films of animation

External bonds

Festival of Annecy (article of Giannalberto Bendazzi)
“I fratelli Dinamite: Anarchia in Technicolor” (article of Enrico Azzano, 2004)

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