Tatyana Mititello

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Tatyana Mititello

Born December 25, 1944 (age 81)

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Known For

Recess IIIRecess III · 1984
Recess III
1984
MovieAnimation
The cartoon consists of three plots, "The Alchemist," "Our House," and "The Money Changers." In the first cartoon, a two-year-old schoolboy, resorting to chemistry, which he also does not know, tries to get the two out of the diary. The second cartoon tells about an apartment building that is only 10 years old, but looks like 100. And as a little girl, by her example, she forced the boys to look at their native home with completely different eyes. And the main thing is that now they will not paint the walls, but will love their home. The third cartoon is about a money changer boy who changes everything: glasses for old stamps, and stamps for an elephant in a zoo, a dog for a cat, and a cat for a mouse, and he changed the mouse for a bruise and a bump… And only I couldn't change the two to the five.
ContractContract · 1985
Contract
6.11985
MovieAnimationScience Fiction
Bearded contract employee goes on a "giant bouquet of flowers" planet and prefers friendship with the robot because all inhabitants are creepy psychos.
Shooting RangeShooting Range · 1979
Shooting Range
5.21979
MovieAnimation
An unemployed American gets a job in a shooting gallery as a live target. The greedy capitalist owner charges patrons double for the chance to shoot at a human being.
I Remember...I Remember... · 1975
I Remember...
1975
MovieAnimation
This film is about air gymnast who remember about his childhood when he saw the circus for the fist time in his life.
A Mirror of TimeA Mirror of Time · 1976
A Mirror of Time
5.01976
MovieAnimationScience Fiction
A fantasy that space preserves images of the past.
Rainy StoryRainy Story · 1988
Rainy Story
1988
MovieAnimation
A beautiful Russian animated short about a baker and her cat and some extraordinary events which take place on a rainy day, all told without words.
Apple PieApple Pie · 1991
Apple Pie
1991
MovieAnimation
Based on a fairy tale by J. Aiken, the film tells the story of a journey on an apple pie, into which the hostess accidentally baked a piece of sky. The hospitable hosts of the flying pie gather a motley crew that embodies friendship and mutual understanding.
An Upside Down StadiumAn Upside Down Stadium · 1976
An Upside Down Stadium
1976
MovieAnimationComedy
An eccentric stunt sports comedy, which makes fun of those guys who know sports only on television, and think that they can do everything they see on the screen, although they themselves do not even try and consider themselves, and moreover, in all sports whether or not champions.

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Recess IIIRecess III · 1984
Recess III
1984
MovieAnimation
The cartoon consists of three plots, "The Alchemist," "Our House," and "The Money Changers." In the first cartoon, a two-year-old schoolboy, resorting to chemistry, which he also does not know, tries to get the two out of the diary. The second cartoon tells about an apartment building that is only 10 years old, but looks like 100. And as a little girl, by her example, she forced the boys to look at their native home with completely different eyes. And the main thing is that now they will not paint the walls, but will love their home. The third cartoon is about a money changer boy who changes everything: glasses for old stamps, and stamps for an elephant in a zoo, a dog for a cat, and a cat for a mouse, and he changed the mouse for a bruise and a bump… And only I couldn't change the two to the five.

Director

The Priest Had A DogThe Priest Had A Dog · 1983
The Priest Had A Dog
1983
MovieAnimation
There was a priest in the village and he had a dog. The priest owned a big shed in which he kept a huge amount of meat. The dog guarded this shed from other dogs, but one day the dog could not resist and ate one of the sausages. The priest noticed this and killed his pet. Then he buried the dog near the fence and made an inscription: "Priest had a dog, he loved it, it ate a piece of meat, he killed it, buried it in the ground, and wrote this inscription so that...", but, fixated, begins to write it on the ground. Thus he, continuing to write, visits various parts and countries, and eventually returns to his home and finishes writing near the place where he buried his dog. But upon entering the barn, the priest sees various animals greedily eating everything in it.

Assistant Director