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Iryna Hurvych

1911 – 1995

Ukrainian Soviet animated film director and screenwriter

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Lived 1911 – 1995 (aged 83). Iryna Hurvych was a Russian and Ukrainian animation director and screenwriter.

Iryna Borysivna Hurvych (30 June 1911 - 30 March 1995) was a Soviet Ukrainian animator and screenwriter, Honored Art Worker of the USSR.

Life Iryna Hurvych was born on June 30, 1911, in the town of Letychiv, Podil Province (now Khmelnytsky Region). From 1934, after graduating from the Kyiv Art Institute, Hurvych worked at the Kyiv Studio of Feature Films. Later she became the artistic director of the Creative Association of Artistic Animation "Kyivnaukfilm". Hurvych was a member of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (CPSU) since 1947.

As an animation director Iryna Hurvych brought up many talented masters of animation. In 1960, she invited young artists, former architects Volodymyr Dakhno, David Cherkassky and Mark Draitsu, to become animators in The Adventures of Pepper, the first animated film by the creative association. There were no special institutions for learning a new profession at that time, so Hurvych as a senior specialist passed on the knowledge to younger ones, and they invented many new ones and later became known all over the world.

Iryna Hurvych died on 30 March 1995.

Awards "How Women Sold Men" (1972):

1974 - II "World Festival of Animated Films in Zagreb" (Yugoslavia): Special Jury Prize 1974 - International Animated Film Festival (New York, USA): Honorary Diploma

Filmography

Director

The Adventures of Pepper (1960) The Queen's Companion (1962) The Hare and the Hedgehog (1963) Lelechenya (1964) Green Button (1965) Evil Egg Smasher (1966) Anti Aircraft gun (1967) The Legend of the Flaming Heart (1967) Scarecrow (1968) The Tale of the Moonlight (1968) Whale and Cat (1969) Mars XX (1969) Crane (1970) About the Striped Elephant (1971) Strange Kitten (1971) How Women Sold Men (1972) The Adventures of the Giraffe (1973) Warm Bread (1973) Heather honey (1974) Salute (1975) How Men Learned Women (1976) Why a donkey has long ears (1977) Night Captains (1978) Cradle of the World (1979) Once I Came Home (1981) Guerrilla Snow Maiden (1981) Confusion (1982) Parcel from Bombay (1983) Lullaby (1984) Game (1985) Gavrosh (1986) White Arena (1987) Oh, where are you going? (1988) Nedokolisana (1989)

Scriptwriter

The Tale of the Moonlight (1968) Mars XX (1969) How Women Sold Men (1972) How Men Learned Women (1976) Once I Came Home (1981) Guerrilla Snow Maiden (1981) Lullaby (1984) Oh, where are you going? (1988) Nedokolisana (1989)

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Important facts

Birth century
Occupation
Animation director, screenwriter
Nationality
Education
National Academy of Visual Arts and Architecture
Employers
Kievnauchfilm
Awards
Honored Art Worker of the Ukrainian SSR
Also known as
Irina Borisovna Gurvich, Irina Gurvich, Iryna Borysivna Hurvych

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Iryna Hurvych?

Ukrainian Soviet animated film director and screenwriter (1911–1995)

When was Iryna Hurvych born?

Iryna Hurvych was born on 30 June 1911 in Letychiv.

When did Iryna Hurvych die?

Iryna Hurvych died on 30 March 1995 in Kyiv.

What was Iryna Hurvych's occupation?

Iryna Hurvych was an animation director and screenwriter.

What nationality was Iryna Hurvych?

Iryna Hurvych was Russian and Ukrainian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Iryna Hurvych

· Wikidata: Q4152270

· DBpedia: Iryna Hurvych

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