Bratři v triku
Czech animation studio From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Bratři v triku is a Czech animation studio founded in 1945. Later in 1956, it is now a subsidiary of Krátký film Prague.[1][2]
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The studio was founded in 1945. It was responsible for many award-winning films such as Munro. Famous animators such as Zdeněk Miler, Jiří Trnka, Břetislav Pojar. Jiří Brdečka and Zdeněk Smetana are linked with the studio. Also the studio created TV shows and serials, notable are Krtek, Bob a Bobek, Čtyřlístek, Kosí bratři and Mach a Šebestová to name a few. Bratři v Triku became less prominent after Velvet Revolution.[3][2]
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