Viktor Kubal
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Viktor Kubal (March 20, 1923 – April 24, 1997) was a Slovak cartoonist, animator, and director often called the father of animation in Slovakia. He is credited for making the first Slovakian animated feature film, Jurko the Highwayman (1977).

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Idol (1989)
Director | Animation | Writer
High Noon (1988)
Director | Animation | Writer
The Marzipan Comedy (1987)
Director | Writer | Animation | Art Designer
The Weatherman (1983)
Director | Writer | Animation
Deduško a pes (1983)
Art Direction | Animation | Director
The Selection (1982)
Director | Writer | Animation | Art Designer
The Bloody Lady (1981)
Director | Writer | Animation
What Happened to Johnny on the Road (1981)
Director | Writer | Animation | Art Designer
Only Child (1979)
Director | Writer | Animation | Art Designer
Cinema (1977)
Director | Art Designer | Writer | Animation
Brigand Jurko (1976)
Director | Story | Screenplay | Art Direction | Animation
Janko Hraško and Flu Germs (1974)
Director | Writer
Tom Thumb at the Magician's (1973)
Director | Writer | Animation | Art Designer
Chess (1973)
Art Designer | Director | Writer | Animation
Two Good Friends (1972)
Director | Scenario Writer
Dita at the Front (1969)
Director
Dita at the Post Office (1967)
Director | Writer | Animation
Earth (1966)
Director | Writer | Animation
We're Entering the Nuclear Age (1963)
Director | Screenplay | Story | Animation
Well of Love (1959)
Director | Animation
The Mysterious Old Man (1944)
Director