Animafilm
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Animafilm is a Romanian animation studio, founded in Bucharest in 19641 after Ion Popescu-Gopo won numerous awards at international festivals. After the fall of the communist regime in 1989, the institution was reorganized as a joint-stock company by Romanian Government Decision no. 53/1991 on the establishment of autonomous film companies and commercial companies in the field of cinematography, and at the end of October 2006 Animafilm S.A. was transferred to AVAS for privatization. Currently, the state is the majority shareholder and holds 70% of the company's shares, which are subordinated to the Ministry of Culture.
Animafilm is a Romanian animation studio, founded in Bucharest in 1964 after Ion Popescu-Gopo won numerous awards at international festivals. After the fall of the communist regime in 1989, the institution was reorganized as a joint-stock company by Romanian Government Decision no. 53/1991 on the establishment of autonomous film companies and commercial companies in the field of cinematography, and at the end of October 2006 Animafilm S.A. was transferred to AVAS for privatization. Currently, the state is the majority shareholder and holds 70% of the company's shares, which are subordinated to the Ministry of Culture. ==External links== "Tristeţea omuleţului lui Gopo", Săptămâna financiară, June 20, 2005
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