Director Peter Nosov, who created the cartoon “Pirozhok”, a rich track record in domestic cinema. From 1931 to 1970 he created animated magazines and more
Director Peter Nosov, who created the cartoon “Pirozhok”, a rich track record in domestic cinema. From 1931 to 1970 he created animated magazines and films as an artist, director and director. Peter was the older brother of the famous children's writer Nikolai Nosov and sometimes collaborated with him as a screenwriter. For V. Gorsky, who wrote the script for this cartoon in verse, this work was the only one.
From early morning to late evening, the farm mother Chicken with a brood of chickens work in the field, trying to provide themselves with bread for the winter. They every day come out of their neat well-groomed house to plow the ground, take care of the growing wheat stems, and then collect and thresh the ripe ears from which you can grind flour for the long-awaited festive autumn cake. Their busy fuss looks joyously animated and friendly to a cheerful rhythmic song.
Workers against loboshakes
Next to them live a puppy and a kitten, a ball with Murzik, whose main concern is the daily search for entertainment: play the balalaika and dance to her mindlessly cheerful dance, shame and run. Any attempts of the chicken family to attract negligent neighbors to work end in nothing. From uprooting stump on the field, these lazy refuse, pretending to be sick, from the invitation to weed just run away, and their home is full of dust, spiders and old pieces of dishes.
As time passes, the harvest waits for it to be harvested. Soon the troublesome Chicken will proudly put on the table a cake, obtained by the tireless efforts and cares of his hardworking family, who rightfully deserved this gift. But for their share in the festive treat, oddly enough, for some reason, hopeless lobosharks Sharik and Murzik ...
Uncomplicated, but wise in its simplicity, the cartoon “Pierozhok” is designed for the youngest children who are able to perceive the meaning of the action without prompts.
Drawn by real talented artists without the use of computer graphics, it is characterized by a picturesque rich color with a carefully drawn background. Musical accompaniment in the folk style perfectly complements his artistic images and perfectly combines with an unpretentious song accompanying the labor exploits of chickens.
Features of the film
• Lack of obvious humorous effects
• Rhythm, efficiency, unobtrusive instruction.
• The authors certainly offer the necessary accents to young connoisseurs of their creation. close
It takes place in the forest. Two Wolverines came to move to the new location plaguing. Sly Fox pretended to be their friend, to steal a boat with their more
It takes place in the forest. Two Wolverines came to move to the new location plaguing. Sly Fox pretended to be their friend, to steal a boat with their belongings. Smart Woodpecker helped wolverine. close
Soviet animated film "Tails", where the roles were voiced Anatoly Papanov Olga Aroseva tells the instructive story of how forest animals decided to change more
Soviet animated film "Tails", where the roles were voiced Anatoly Papanov Olga Aroseva tells the instructive story of how forest animals decided to change tails. When running away from dogs, the fox loses its tail. The forty advises the hare to take its tail so that now everyone is afraid of it. After listening, he leaves his tail on the stump, and the fox soon finds him.
The evil magpie convinces the fox that an elegant haretail would very well suit her. Meet the wolf, the fox tricks him into switching tails with her. However, after a while, the animals realize that other people's tails bring them only trouble. close
According to the plot of the cartoon “The Cockerel is a golden scallop” three loving comrades lived happily without sorrow and sorrow: the Rooster, the more
According to the plot of the cartoon “The Cockerel is a golden scallop” three loving comrades lived happily without sorrow and sorrow: the Rooster, the prudent Cat and the fast Thrush. Friends were engaged in housekeeping, cultivated fields with wheat and peas. Work went well, the days were fun, with fun songs.
The quiet life ended when the cunning Fox appeared, who wanted to hunt the Cockerel. The robber decided to catch him and take him to his hut, standing in the thick of the forest. The fox was just waiting for the right opportunity to eat the bird.
It so happened that the Cat and Drozd went to the forest thicket to harvest firewood for the winter, and the Cockerel remained on the farm. The comrades forbade the Golden Scallop to look out the windows and go out into the yard. But the crook deceived the naive Rooster with his sweet speeches, and he looked out. At that moment, the red predator grabbed him.
Three attempted captivity
Fleeing from the pursuit, Lisa had already imagined eating a brewy broth, but this was not the case. Loyal friends who were near the house rushed to the rescue. They heard cries for help and freed a naughty friend from the clutches of a cunning villain.
History soon repeated itself. Only the third time the Cockerel could not help, because the comrades were far from the hut and did not hear his lamentations.
When the friends returned home, they saw that the friend was gone, and went looking for him. In their company they took a hare, collecting mushrooms nearby. Approaching the cabin of the Fox, Kosoi began to sing songs in which he spoke badly about the crook. The crook got angry, decided to eat the Bunny, and jumped out of the house. That's when Lisa was caught by friends.
Having driven the predator out of the forest, friendly comrades returned to their home, and the Cockerel promised never to let strangers into the house.
Get out
• For the first time young viewers saw this cartoon in 1955. The film is based on the narrative of Alexei Tolstoy, who, in turn, processed folk tales.
The picture was created thanks to the cooperation of Dmitry Anpilov and Peter Nosov.
• The music for the film was written by the great composer Rodion Shchedrin – People’s Artist of the Soviet Union.
• The animated fairy tale “The Cockerel is a Golden Scallop” was repeatedly reprinted in a collection with other films for children on DVD. close