Animation · Soviet Union · 1950 · 11m

The Yellow Stork

Желтый аист

Director

Cast

Nikolay Aleksandrovich as Wandering Musician Mi (voice) Dmitriy Kara-Dmitriev as Tea-house Owner (voice) Vladimir Vladislavskiy as Mandarin (voice) Leonid Shvachkin as (voice, uncredited)

Crew

Nikolay Voinov — Director of Photography Aleksandra Firsova — Editor Karen Khachaturyan — Original Music Composer Boris Brodskiy — Writer Mikhail Papava — Writer

Synopsis

The film is based on an ancient Chinese fairy tale about the simple people of China who despite of heavy work and oppression, did not lose belief in life and love to freedom

Mood & Themes

china fairy tale

Key Collaborators

Lev Atamanov Director Nikolay Voinov Director of Photography Aleksandra Firsova Editor Karen Khachaturyan Original Music Composer Boris Brodskiy Writer Mikhail Papava Writer

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