Lotte Reiniger Animation

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Reiniger made over 40 films over her career all using her invention. Lotte Reiniger was born in Berlin Charlottenburg, German Empire on 2 June 1899. She died on 19 June 1981 at the aged 82 years old a t Dettenhausen, West Germany. She active for 61 years from 1918 until 1979. Lotte Reiniger, when mentioned at all, is most often brushed off in a single sentence nothing that she apparently made a feature-length Silhouette film in 1926. One of the first animated feature films, one must proclaim that it is a brilliant feature, a wonderful film full of charming comedy, lyrical romance, vigorous and exciting battles, eerie magic, and truly sinister, frightening evil. The double-tale of Prince Achmed and Aladdin battling mythical demons and finding love is presented in the silhouette, Chinese shadow plays tradition with a plot that is a pastiche of stories from One Thousand and One