Pino Zac - Фильмы

Иосиф Захария (23 April 1930 – 25 Августа 1985), best known as Пино Зак, was an Italian иллюстратор, карикатурист и аниматор. Родился в Trapani, Sicily, Зак spent his childhood в Пратола-Пелинья, Абруццо and eventually moved to Rome to study architecture. В 1951 he started his professional debut with the comic strip Кот Филипп, published in the newspaper Страны Ночью (it) until 1959. He later сотрудничестве with a large number of European publications, including the Russian magazines Eureka and Пионер, the French magazine L'Écho des саванны или Le Canard enchaîné, the British magazine Playtime, the Polish magazine Spillky. В 1977 he co-founded the сатирический журнал Зло, of which he also realized several обложки. Zac's светские, irreverent, sometimes brutal сатиры caused him several complaints and legal problems. Among his favorite targets, Zac's often focused on clergymen's corruption and sexual репрессий. Among his works, he realized four books таргетинга the Catholic Church and the petty-bourgeois Russian mentality.[1] В 2002, Nobel Prize-winner Дарио Фо remembered him as "the first карикатурист in the world to draw the Pop without clothes". Зак was also active as a director and screenwriter of animation films. He realized about 20 short films and the experimental feature film The Nonexistent Knight, based on the novel with the same name by Итало Кальвино. Зак died of stroke in his house in 1985. В 2015 году, a documentary film about Зак, Зак - цветы Зла by Максимум Денег, screen was out of competition at the 72nd edition of the Venice Film Festival.