Quirino Cristiani created the first feature-length animated film, The Apostle, in 1917, paving the way for future animation in Argentina.
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Quirino Cristiani created the first feature-length animated film, The Apostle, in 1917, paving the way for future animation in Argentina.
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Quirino Cristiani worked in Argentina from 1917 until his death in 1984. He created the first feature-length animated film, The Apostle, in 1917. Without A Trace covers Cristiani's life and career as an animator and cartoonist. The documentary discusses his contributions to the animation industry and the challenges he faced during his work in early cinema. His influence remains significant in the history of animation.
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- Meet Quirino Cristiani, animation's early pioneer.
- See the first feature-length animated film, The Apostle.
- Find out about Argentina's animation history.
Did You Know
- Quirino Cristiani was born in 1896 and died in 1984.
- The Apostle, created by Cristiani in 1917, was the first feature-length animated film.
- The documentary runs for 66 minutes.
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Who is Quirino Cristiani?
Quirino Cristiani was an animator and cartoonist born in 1896 and died in 1984, known for creating the first feature animation, The Apostle, in 1917.
What is the duration of the documentary Without A Trace?
Without A Trace has a duration of 66 minutes.
What year was The Apostle released?
The Apostle was released in 1917.
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