Story of the Bass Cello

Year: 1949

Runtime: 13 mins

Language: Czech

Director: Jiří Trnka

FantasyAnimation

“Román s basou” is a stop‑motion puppet short by master animator Jiří Trnka, adapted from Anton Chekhov’s tale “Roman s kontrabasom”. It follows Princess Bibulova as she goes fishing on a riverbank, while nearby a bass player leaves his two companions to take a swim, creating a quietly comic contrast in Trnka’s lyrical visual style.

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