Beekeeper Dedovanya tries to teach his grandson Mikolka the wisdom of the profession of beekeeper, so that the work of his hands does not disappear. And Mikolka is passionate about wood carving. Grandfather is nervous, grumbles, but he cannot distract his grandson from pampering.
“Axe porridge”, a bright animated film, was released in 1982 by cinematographer Ivan Ufimtsev with the help of puppet animation. On account of Ufimtsev more
“Axe porridge”, a bright animated film, was released in 1982 by cinematographer Ivan Ufimtsev with the help of puppet animation. On account of Ufimtsev such famous cartoons as “38 parrots”, “Losharik” and “Hedgehog plus turtle”. The plot is based on a Russian folk tale about a resourceful soldier who is always rescued by army wit.
Returning from the war to his native places, the hero on the way looks at the light to the grandmother Melania, who lives with her husband. The hostess is extremely stingy and, in order not to feed the uninvited guest, lies that there is nothing at all to eat in the house. Not at all embarrassed, the soldier offers to make porridge from an axe. Unable to object, the curious grandmother agrees and gives the soldier an axe for porridge. Thanks to resourcefulness, the soldier soon manages to prepare an extremely tasty porridge.
The characters were voiced by B. Vladimirov, N. Karachentsov and B. Novikov. In 1983, the film-continuation “How the old man was a hen” was released, created by the same I. Ufimtsev and telling about a soldier who again outsmarted the greedy old woman. close
The peasant sends his sons in search of rejuvenating apples. The eldest sons go to a tavern, and the youngest, with the help of a Gray Wolf, gets apples more
The peasant sends his sons in search of rejuvenating apples. The eldest sons go to a tavern, and the youngest, with the help of a Gray Wolf, gets apples for his father and marries a beautiful Blue-eyed woman. close
"Whose cones in the forest" is a children's cartoon, which is not only interesting to the viewer with its plot, but also carries a useful meaning for more
"Whose cones in the forest" is a children's cartoon, which is not only interesting to the viewer with its plot, but also carries a useful meaning for the audience. The main character of the film, a wolf, was so greedy that he decided that in the forest all the cones belong only to him. All the animals had to explain the opposite to the wolf.
This cartoon was shot by directors Nathan Bitmanov, Mikhailov Kamenetsky and Ivan Ufimtsev together with screenwriter A. Kumma. close
A popular Soviet cartoon based on the classic fairy tale The Tale of the Priest and of his Workman Balda. The film is notable for its songs performed more
A popular Soviet cartoon based on the classic fairy tale The Tale of the Priest and of his Workman Balda. The film is notable for its songs performed by one single actor Oleg Anfroiev using different voices. close