Palatinus Film
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Background
Palatinus Film, also known as Palatinus Filmterjesztõ Vállalat, was a film production and rental company from Budapest, Hungary started by Antal Güttler and Márton Kálmán on April 1938 known to be one of the most reliable film circles, with the company transformed after the departure of Hungarian actor Márton Kálmán on 1939. The company initially produced propagandistic films such as Észak felé and Kelet felé, but then moved to romantic comedies such as Rózsáfabot and Kadettszerelem, which proved to be a commercial success.[1]
Logo (August 8, 1942-October 12, 1943)
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Visuals: Over a black background, there is a shield with a vertical line at the middle and two 4-pointed star (with a smaller 4-pointed at between points) at the shield (top-left and bottom-right). Two curves flies in front of the shield (from the left and the right), which "PALATINUS" appears letter-by-letter at the top and "FILM" appears letter-by-letter below. "bemutatja" (minus the horizontal line that is in both "t"s) in cursive font draws itself at the bottom ("b" is extended above). Once finished, the extended horizontal line appears above.
Technique: 2D cel animation.
Audio: A somber trumpet/string music.
Availability: Seen in Kadétszerelem and Megálmodtalak.
