Learning to Walk

The story follows Svojislav, who is accustomed to walking in the manner taught by his mother. As he interacts with four friends, each attempting to teach him their preferred style of walking, he faces the challenge of navigating their conflicting methods. Despite the pressure from his companions, Svojislav ultimately chooses to stick with his own way of walking, highlighting themes of individuality and self-acceptance.

Produced by Zagreb Film, Learning to Walk captures the essence of animation in the late 1970s. The film’s narrative and artistic approach make it a noteworthy piece for collectors interested in international animation. Its exploration of personal expression through movement offers a unique lens on the genre, making it a fascinating addition to any animation collection.