“Akairo” is a puppet animated film, a fairy tale for children, directed by Aida Zyablikova , a representative of a classic, traditional school of puppet animation. [one]
| Akairo | |
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| Cartoon type | puppet |
| Genre | Fairy tale |
| Producer | Aida Zyablikova |
| written by | Irina Baranova |
| Production designer | Gennady Smolyanov |
| Roles voiced | George Burkov , Olga Gobzeva , Rogvold Sukhoverko |
| Composer | Mikhail Meerovich |
| Operator | Leonard Kolvinkovsky |
| Sound engineer | Vitaly Azarovsky |
| Studio | THAT "Screen" |
| A country |  the USSR |
| Duration | 18 minutes 18 sec |
| Premiere | 1980 |
| IMDb | ID 8347618 |
| Animator.ru | ID 5010 |
Content
Story
The plot is based on a Japanese folk tale.
The kind and wise wanderer Hanasaka cured a seriously ill boy who could not be helped by any doctors - he made him an origami paper toy - a puppy named Akairo. The toy puppy, as befits a fairy tale, came to life and drove away the evil demon who tormented the child. However, the stern samurai father of the boy, enraged that the old man gave some kind of toy to his son instead of medicine, chopped up the old man’s toys with a sword and burned them all (except Akairo, whom the boy put under his blanket), and then ordered his the servant to find and kill Hanasaka. Upon learning of this, the boy, along with Akairo, fled from home to find the old man. A year passed, but the boy never found him; one day during sakura blossom, he apologized to Akairo, unfolded the paper from which the puppy was made, and began to try to fold the paper figures himself. When he managed to fold the puppy again, and he came to life again, the boy began to put together various figures from sakura petals, which turned into sheets of paper in his hands, and these figures also came to life.
Creators
- Script writer: Irina Baranova
- Director: Aida Zyablikova
- Designer: Gennady Smolyanov
- Operator: Leonard Kolvinkovsky
- Composer: Mikhail Meerovich
- Sound engineer: Vitaliy Azarovsky
- The roles were voiced by: [2] George Burkov ( Hanasaka ), Olga Gobzeva ( boy, Akairo ), Rogvold Sukhoverko ( text from the author )
- Consultant: S. Harin
- Artists animators: Vladimir Kadukhin , Valery Shulenin
- Assistant Artist: N. Aralova
- Editor: Tatyana Morgunova
- The dolls were made by: V. Shafranyuk, G. Bogachev, A. Kuznetsov, E. Pokrovskaya, G. Kruglova
- Editor: Valeria Konovalova
Facts
- Akairo - the literal translation is "red color", in the figurative meaning corresponds to the nickname of the dog "Friend" that we find.
- Cartoon dolls are created in the style of netsuke figures.
- The music for the cartoon is European, but with Japanese motifs woven into it.
Notes
- ↑ Sergey Kapkov. Aida Zyablikova // Our cartoons / Arseny Meshcheryakov, Irina Ostarkova. - Interros , 2006. - ISBN 5-91105-007-2 . Archived July 13, 2007. Archived July 13, 2007 on the Wayback Machine
- ↑ Not shown in credits.
Links
- "Akairo" on " Animator.ru "
- Creative Association "SCREEN"