From Dawn to Dusk

This film is an etude created by Pannónia Filmstúdió, showcasing the sociographic impact of urban living through expressive photo-collages. Directed by Dezső Korniss, it reflects the experiences of single, working women in the second half of the 1960s. The combination of animation and classical music adds depth to its comedic elements, making it a notable piece in the animation genre of its time.

Collectors of animation and comedy will find interest in its unique style and historical context. The film’s innovative use of papercut animation distinguishes it from other works of its era, providing a visual narrative that aligns with the social themes of the period. Its exploration of urban life and women’s roles during the 1960s offers an intriguing perspective for those studying animation and cultural history.