Animation ·Family ·Fantasy ·Adventure · Soviet Union · 1951 · 30m

The Tale of the Dead Princess and the Seven Knights

Сказка о мёртвой царевне и о семи богатырях

Director

Ivan Ivanov-Vano Aleksandra Snezhko-Blotskaya

Cast

Galina Novozhilova as Princess (voice) Aleksey Konsovskiy as Prince Elisey (voice) Mariya Babanova as Queen / The Mirror (voice) Anatoliy Solovyov as 1st Bogatyr (voice) Mikhail Nazvanov as 2nd Bogatyr / Sun / Wind (voice) Andrei Abrikosov as 3rd Bogatyr (voice)

Crew

Nikolay Voinov — Director of Photography Nina Mayorova — Editor Yuriy Nikolskiy — Original Music Composer Ivan Ivanov-Vano — Screenplay Yury Olesha — Screenplay Alexander Pushkin — Novel

Synopsis

Animated film based on the story of Alexander Pushkin. The new king's wife wants to get rid of their stepdaughter and expels it to certain death in the forest. Princess finds refuge in the forest in the seven bogatyrs. The queen, finds out about it and poisons her...

Mood & Themes

based on myths, legends or folklore

Key Collaborators

Ivan Ivanov-Vano Director Aleksandra Snezhko-Blotskaya Director Nikolay Voinov Director of Photography Nina Mayorova Editor Yuriy Nikolskiy Original Music Composer Ivan Ivanov-Vano Screenplay Yury Olesha Screenplay Alexander Pushkin Novel Lev Milchin Production Design Viktor Nikitin Production Design

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