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Eastern European Animation refers to [[Animated Shows]] from Eastern Europe, to include Russian and the now defunct Soviet Union, as well as most other ex-socialist European countries. Actually, classifying these as "shows" is very inaccurate; some of them are features, some are actual shows; most of them are isolated shorts. In fact, there were no animated shows in Soviet Union; those that look like ones are series of loosely connected shorts, with long (sometimes over 10 years) intervals between "releases". Overall, network and medium seem to matter much less in Eastern European culture, at least to average viewer, so not making distinction between features, shorts and series on this page is justified. |
Eastern European Animation refers to [[Animated Shows]] from Eastern Europe, to include Russian and the now defunct Soviet Union, as well as most other ex-socialist European countries. Actually, classifying these as "shows" is very inaccurate; some of them are features, some are actual shows; most of them are isolated shorts. In fact, there were no animated shows in Soviet Union; those that look like ones are series of loosely connected shorts, with long (sometimes over 10 years) intervals between "releases". Overall, network and medium seem to matter much less in Eastern European culture, at least to average viewer, so not making distinction between features, shorts and series on this page is justified. |
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See also [[Western Animation]] and [[Asian Animation]]. |
See also [[Western Animation]] and [[Asian Animation]]. |
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Revision as of 08:40, 1 September 2014
Eastern European Animation refers to Animated Shows from Eastern Europe, to include Russian and the now defunct Soviet Union, as well as most other ex-socialist European countries. Actually, classifying these as "shows" is very inaccurate; some of them are features, some are actual shows; most of them are isolated shorts. In fact, there were no animated shows in Soviet Union; those that look like ones are series of loosely connected shorts, with long (sometimes over 10 years) intervals between "releases". Overall, network and medium seem to matter much less in Eastern European culture, at least to average viewer, so not making distinction between features, shorts and series on this page is justified.
See also Western Animation and Asian Animation.
Subcategories
This category has only the following subcategory.
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Pages in category "Eastern European Animation"
The following 45 pages are in this category, out of 45 total.