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Christmas Tree (New Year's Tale)

“Yolka” is a Soviet cartoon cartoon for children, which was shot in 1942 by directors Mikhail Tsekhanovsky and Peter Nosov . The tale of the meeting of the New Year with Santa Claus [1] [2] .

Christmas tree
Frame from the cartoon "Yolka" 1942.jpg
Type of cartoonpainted
GenreChristmas tale
FilmmakersMikhail Tsekhanovsky ,
Peter Nosov
written byPeter Nosov
ComposerNikita Bogoslovsky
MultipliersFaina Epifanova ,
Lev Pozdneev ,
Lamis bradis
OperatorE. Gimpelson
Sound engineerS. Rensky
StudioSoyuzmultfilm
A country the USSR
TongueRussian
Duration8 min 40 seconds
Premiere1942
IMDbID 4865604
BCdbmore
Animator.ruID 2940

Content

Story

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cartoon "Christmas tree"

The little animals in the forest (hares, foxes, bears, squirrels) are preparing for the New Year holiday - they stock up on Christmas trees, dress them up. At this time, Santa Claus seeks them to give them toys. But the evil wolves are trying to prevent a holiday to take place and steal toys, blocking the way to Santa Claus. Having found out about this, the little animals by a friendly team help him to chase them away. At the end, Santa Claus decorates the most huge Christmas tree in the forest with toys and the new year comes - everyone is dipped into the New Year holiday.

Creators

  • Scriptwriter - P. Nosov
  • Directed by: P. Nosov, M. Tsekhanovsky
  • Assistant - R. Davydov
  • Composer - N. Theological
  • Artists-animators: L. Bredis, L. Pozdneev, F. Epifanova
  • Operator - E. Gimpelson
  • Actors in credits are not listed.

Notes

  1. ↑ George Borodin . "New Year's animation . " Animator.ru
  2. ↑ George Borodin . The image of Santa Claus in Russian animation October 2007

Links

  • "Yolka (New Year's Tale)" on " Animator.ru "
  • "Yolka" - Encyclopedia of the national cinema (inaccessible link)
  • "Yolka" on mults.spb.ru
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title= Yolka_ ( New Year's Eve )&oldid = 98239343


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