From period of Yugoslavia (period of my childhood and early teenage period), I remembered Lolek and Bolek. It was very good accepted from Serbian children and as I know from all Yugoslavs. My thanks for this thread.
Polish science fiction movies were good, as I also can remembered.
In general, Polish art and fine work is well accepted from Serbs.
Kanada is great! I love living in the USA, but if it wasn't for my NJ born Italian husband I would be back in Kanada today.. or tomorrow.. lol
Canada is clean, friendly, and safe safe safe. People are very friendly. I just loved it there, and my son is getting ready to return there, for some reason he can not get acclimated here.. Honestly I believe Canada is the best place in the world to raise kids.
I seriously do am not saying there is anything wrong with NJ.. I would not live here if I thought that.. But there is a special place in my heart for Canada. Just can't help it..
And I do have a special place for Poland in my heart as well.. I'm sure you understand:)))
Recently I was chatting on Messenger with my Polish friend who lives in Kraków and we talked about our preferred cartoons during childhood. She loved Balbina and sent me a link to some episode...
Interesting website in polish only. It is a virtual presentation of toys, games, stamps, posters, etc. related to the famous polish shows for children such as Bolek i Lolek, Reksio, Pszczolka Maja and many others. You can also find some items related to the shows from Eastern Germany - Piaskowy Dziadek (Sandman series); Soviet Union - Wilk i Zajac and Czechoslowakia - Krecik. This site brings back some of the memories from my childhood.
you mean Profesor Baltazar Gąbka (Professor Balthazar the Sponge, or whatever it was translated), the one with Wawel dragon and this nasty "Carrrramba" guy? I liked it.
"Pat and Mat" - doesn't ring a bell, probably not Polish
"Jezek" - doesn't ring a bell, maybe "Kretek" (Krecik in Polish) - it was Czechoslovakian
and earlier someone mentioned "Pszczółka Maja" here as Polish, unfortunatelly it was a Czechoslovakian/German (I think West Germany) co-production, not everything that was good came from Poland only :)
Lolek and Bolek were very popular (maybe 25 years ago) in former Yugoslavia (Im from Montenegro as you can see:))... Blackadder, Professor Baltazar was cartoon from former Yugoslavia (croatian actually). It was the best yugoslav cartoon ever. Regards to you all ;)
Do you want to try again? merlin.com.pl/frontend/browse/search/2.html?phrase=bolek&carrier=&offe r=O&category=&title=&person=&date=&firm=&sort=rank&x=0&y=0
Bolek is the plumber who moved to London and Lolek is the one who stayed at home and may well be gay! Let's better talk about "O dwóch takich, co ukradli księżyc" lmao
I love Bolek i Lolek! I'm trying to collect all of the episodes. I've got way more than half already, but I'll keep trying to get ALL of THEM!!!! My goal is to be a cartoonist, and Bolek i Lolek really inspires me to make a lot of polish cartoon characters. I've already got a lot of Polish characters made...
Funky Koval: Ekspedycja: Tytus Romek i A'tomek Binio Bill Thorgal ( originaly from belgium but drawn by Rosinski ) Szninkiel ( drawn by Rosinski) Kajko i Kokosz
I also have some Reksio episodes...it's a really good cartoon as well! Bolek i Lolek and Reksio are my 2 favorite Polish cartoons. They don't talk much, but I like how their responses depend on body movement and expressions! I might have some of my cartoons do that as well!! Dziekuje, Polska!
I have tried to do business with "Zakupa" from Kultedobranocki (.com) about getting Bolek and Lolek plush toys, but the store/website tells me that they don't have it. Also, I am not quite sure on how to get it from there in PLN to here in USD, and I don't know how the shipping business would work out. I was thinking of getting it when I go to Warsaw, but what if they still don't have them?
Does anyone know how I could find them either in US dollars, or if there's any Bolek i Lolek plush toys available by next year? Dziękuję... That would mean so much to me!
speaking of Bolek i Lolek and Reksio, I cant seem to find a lot of Polish-made cartoons. I have heard of Koziołek Matołek and Włatcy Móch, but those are the only "best" Polish cartoons I watch and that I have found.
