Politically-tinted film about the pioneers of Soviet television shows Kovalov as an actor. A film in which Oleg Kovalov performs as actor. The Paper Eyes of Prishvin, a politically-tinted film about the pioneers of Soviet television, is in fact one of the first manifestations of Russian post-modernism, in which playing with genres and leitmotifs has a leading role. Like the film Confession by Tengiz Abuladze, that was released slightly earlier, the film demythologises the ideology and the aesthetics of the 'Grand Style', monumentalism in art. One of those who fell victim to that was Eisenstein, who is here portrayed as a caricature with a homosexual bent. In this film Oleg Kovalov plays the role of a symbolic Leningrad intellectual with glasses and a hat: a small victim of the great dictatorship. While he is not a professional actor, Kovalov manages to give his personality a timelessness that brings him unexpectedly close to the figures created by Nabokov.

汤姆·雷普利（安德鲁·斯科特 Andrew Scott 饰）是上世纪60年代初一个混迹在纽约小偷，他被一个有钱人雇佣前往意大利，试图说服有钱人的流浪儿子回家。汤姆接受的这份工作，也成为他充斥着谎言、欺诈、谋杀的复杂生活的开端。

雷普利:汤姆·雷普利（安德鲁·斯科特 Andrew Scott 饰）是上世纪60年代初一个混迹在纽约小偷，他被一个有钱人雇佣前往意大利，试图说服有钱人的流浪儿子回家。汤姆接受的这份工作，也成为他充斥着谎言、欺诈、谋杀的复杂生活的开端。

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The main theme is to play with paper and explore the possibilities of creating visual illusions with stop-motion animation. Using traditional materials with the assistance of computer software, we wanted to combine old and new technology to make something different. The sequence is like a visual music - the colors and shapes are the instruments. It starts in black and white, slowly develops into color, and in the end returns to black and white. The shape morphs from two-dimensional to three-dimensional. We wanted to play a visual game which was both serious and fun. Just like life, contradiction and harmony often coexist.

闽省古代竹纸独盛，纪录闽省宁化最后一家土纸寮手工造纸的情景。

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Dr. Paul Ehrlich was the German physician who developed the first synthetic antimicrobial drug, 606 or Salvarsan. The film describes how Ehrlich first became interested in the properties of the then-new synthetic dyes and had an intuition that they could be useful in the diagnosis of bacterial diseases. After this work met with success, Ehrlich proposed that synthetic compounds could be made to selectively target and destroy disease causing microorganisms. He called such a drug a "magic bullet". The film describes how in 1908, after 606 attempts, he succeeded.