The Old Man and the Sea
The fish is my brother, but I must kill him.
Production
Budget
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Box office
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Director
Actors
Scenario
Producer
Tatsuo Shimamura, Bernard Lajoie, Jean-Yves Martel, Shizuo Ohashi
Camera operator
Sergey Reshetnikov
Composer
Denis L. Chartrand
Artist
Aleksandr Petrov, Dmitri Petrov
Audition
Karen Goora
Editing
Denis Papillon
Whole Team (34)
Whole Team (34)
Short description
An old fisherman makes the biggest catch of his life.
What's left behind the scenes
- Each frame was created using slowly drying oil paint on a glass "canvas." Director Alexander Petrov painted with his fingers and photographed the results.
- Alexander Petrov created the film in Montreal (Canada). The process took 2.5 years.
- Alexander Petrov drew the main character of the cartoon with his father-in-law.
- In 2000, the animated film 'The Old Man and the Sea' became the first animated film in history to be released in large-format IMAX theaters.
- Prior to this film, Alexander Petrov had worked with A4-sized canvases, but this particular film was created for the IMAX format, so the glass "canvas" was four times the size of an A4 sheet.
- Alexander Petrov created the film in Montreal, Canada. The process took two and a half years.
- Every frame was created using slow-drying oil paints on a glass "canvas." Director Alexander Petrov painted with his fingers and photographed the results.
- Before this film, Alexander Petrov worked with A4-sized canvases, but this film was created specifically for the "IMAX" format, so the glass "canvas" was four times larger than A4.
- Aleksandr Petrov based the drawing of the cartoon's main character on his father-in-law.
- In 2000, the animated film "The Old Man and the Sea" became the first animated film in history intended for large-format IMAX theaters.
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