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I Kiss... You Kiss
Adolfo Cocchi has a building firm but his plan to build a set of buildings is been stopped by an old former Garibaldian, Don Leopoldo, who refuses to sell his property. A group of young people go to his house to play and sing. Marcella, Cocchi's daughter, who has a beautiful voice, goes to visit Leopoldo and falls in love with Paolo. They have an idea: open a night-club called "Io bacio... tu baci"...
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Plot Summary
This animated short film, from Bulgarian filmmaker Todor Dinov, tells a simple story without dialogue. It follows a young boy and girl as they discover the joys and wonders of the natural world around them. Through their interactions with animals and plants, they learn about life and the beauty of their surroundings. The film uses charming animation to convey its gentle narrative.
Critical Reception
As a short animated film from Bulgaria from 1961, 'I Kiss... You Kiss' is not widely reviewed by mainstream critics in the same way a feature film would be. Its reception is primarily within animation circles and historical film archives, where it is recognized for its early Bulgarian animation. It is appreciated for its charming, dialogue-free storytelling and artistic merit.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its charming and universally understandable animation.
Appreciated for its gentle, dialogue-free narrative suitable for all ages.
Recognized as a notable example of early Bulgarian animation.
Google audience: Information on specific Google user reviews for 'I Kiss... You Kiss' is not readily available due to its age and nature as a short, international film.
Fun Fact
Todor Dinov, the director of 'I Kiss... You Kiss', was a pioneer of Bulgarian animation and also worked as a painter and caricaturist.
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