Lost granddaughter (cartoon)

Mom and dad of a little girl go to work. The girl stays with her grandfather. Granddaughter is naughty. Grandfather cannot cope with her, scares her granddaughter that he will call the police, and the girl will be taken to the department for bad behavior. Grandfather pretends to call the police.

When the girl goes for a walk on the street, it seems to her that all the city police are looking for her, and she runs away from the yard.

Grandfather is looking for a girl and can not find. The police rushes in search of the missing child. The girl is found and not arrested, as she expects, but treated to candy and taken to the house on a motorcycle.

After this incident, grandfather understands that it is impossible even to educate children to scare children by law enforcement officials.

• Not a single word is spoken in the film.
• In the signatures of the policemen on the protocols are the names of the animators Podgorsky and Shilobreev .
• A passerby from the street (in a white shirt and black beret), a tourist (with blond hair and a backpack) and grandfather and granddaughter later appear in Kachanov ’s animated film “Crocodile Gene” in 1968 : a passerby is like a customer from a fruit and vegetable store (there he even pronounces replica), a tourist is like a janitor, and grandfather and granddaughter are like visitors to a zoo.
• Since the policemen are depicted in a cartoon in the cartoon , just in case, the film was shown to Nikolai Shchelokov before being released to the screens, at that time the Minister of Public Order of the USSR. Shchelokov appreciated the positive charge inherent in the film - the director of the film, Roman Kachanov, was issued a Certificate of Merit from the Ministry “for raising a positive image of a Soviet policeman in children”.

• Dolls and decorations were made by: V. Kalashnikov, M. Chesnokov, G. Göttinger, V. Kuranov, S. Etlis, V. Ladygin, B. Karavaev, V. Alisov, V. Petrov, V. Shafranyuk under the leadership of Roman Gurov ;
• Editor - I. Gerasimova;
• Editor - Natalya Abramova ;
• The director is Nathan Bitman .

• Kachanov R. The granddaughter was lost. - M .: All-Union Bureau of Cinema Propaganda, 1968. - 20 p. - (The film is a fairy tale). Cartoon book.

• "The granddaughter was lost" on " Animator.ru "
• Granddaughter Lost on the Internet Movie Database