A commercial promoting fabrics and haberdashery from the Prokop a Čáp [Procopius and Stork] Czech company.
Old pages from a tear-off calendar fall on the floor and turn into tree leaves, which take on patterns of autumn fabrics without losing their shape. The leaves draw aside and form a double file where each leaf stands next to a thimble. Dressmaker's tape measures and pins then take their positions alongside the edges to frame the picture. The thimbles draw aside, too, and the procession of haberdashery comes to walk through the lane: the spools of thread, pincushions, buttons, vine leaves bearing various fabric patterns, tailor's scissors, and so on. Subsequently, there appears a book of fabric patterns. The individual patterns start spinning and a vine leaf lies on the last one. The individual fabrics then form a pyramid. We can see a sculpture of St Procopius and a stork on a table, while the latter has scissors instead of a beak. The stork begins cutting the fabric, which eventually forms the sign "Prokop and Čáp [Procopius and Stork] ".
Píseň podzimu
Píseň podzimu
An Autumn Song
film
animatedtheatrical distribution
promotional
Czechoslovakia
1937
1937
date of censorship 6 October 1937
premiere 10/1937 /suitable for youths/
short film
2 min
55 meters
35mm
puppet, combined (technique), special effects
1:1,19
black & white
sound
Czech
Czech
without subtitles
Czech