“Pinezhsky Pushkin” is a Russian animated film by director Leonid Nosyrev [1] based on the eponymous story by Boris Shergin about Pushkin [2] .
| Pinezhsky Pushkin | |
|---|---|
| Type of cartoon | drawing , color |
| Genre | tale |
| Producer | Leonid Nosyrev |
| written by | Leonid Nosyrev |
| Production Designer | Vera Kudryavtseva-Engalycheva |
| Composer | Evgeny Botyarov |
| Studio | Film Company Master Film |
| A country |  Russia |
| Duration | 26 min |
| Premiere | 2003 |
| IMDb | ID 9086016 |
| Animator.ru | ID 6206 |
The film participated in the competition program of the festival Suzdal - 2004.
Content
Story
The northern tale of Pushkin and his life fate, told to us by three female peasant women on a winter evening in a hut on the bank of the Pinega River.
Creators
| producer | Leonid Nosyrev |
| screenwriter | Leonid Nosyrev |
| painter | Vera Kudryavtseva-Engalycheva |
| animators | Elizaveta Zilonova, Alexander Ilyash, Svetlana Kachanova, Sergey Romashkin, Anna Belonogova, Robert Labidas, Alexander Goncharov, Dmitry Demidov, Vladislav Ponomarev, Sergey Danilchenko |
| producers | Vyacheslav Mayasov , Alexander Gerasimov |
| composer | Evgeny Botyarov |
| sound engineers | Andrei Korinsky , Vladimir Oryol , Alexander Retin |
| voicing: | Elena Gabets , Daria Belousova , Elena Torshina , Anton Alekseev , Pavel Ivanov Svetlana Harlap , Alexander Lushchyk , Alexey Simanovsky , Boris Kumaritov , Leo Butenin , Anatoly Vologdin , Boris Linnikov - Alexander Pushkin |
About the cartoon
As for Pushkin, state grants for the on-screen embodiment of the image of the poet allowed the classic Leonid Nosyrev, the talented film-maker of the Archangel's tales, Shergin and Pisakhov, to complete the experimental and therefore imperfect work “Pinezhsky Pushkin” (2003). Three peasant women in the far north from the village of Sura retell, sing in their own way the biography of Alexander Sergeyevich. here and his children's antics, and the stories of the boys in the "night" at the coastal fire, and caring for local beauties, and life in St. Petersburg. It is a pity that the playing scenes with the female storytellers are much inferior to the animated scenes, free from textbook cliches painted with colored pencils.
- Larisa Malyukova "SVERHkino" p.120 [3]
See also
- " Freedom to Pushkin "
Notes
- ↑ Conversation with Leonid Viktorovich Nosyrev about animation and not only Vladimir Itkin (05/07/2005)
- ↑ About how Pushkin, by his small days, the great sea passed ... Sergey Kapkov, YTRO.RU 09/30/1999
- ↑ Malyukova Larisa. Sverkhkino. Modern Russian animation. . - SPb .: Smart Masha, 2013. - 368 p. - (Association of Animated Film). - ISBN 978-5-9904193-1-5 .
Links
- Text of Shergin's Tale
- Pinezhsky Pushkin on Animator.ru
- "Pinezhsky Pushkin" on the website "Encyclopedia of the national cinema"