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Kino-studii︠a︡ "Soi︠u︡zmulʹtfilʹm" (Soviet Union)
1 videodisc (82 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
Tsar Saltan is told that his wife has given birth to a monster, and his boyars are in turn told to drown her and the child. The Tsarina and young Prince Guidon manage to survive being sealed in a barrel and dumped into the sea, and they eventually reach land. Guidon goes in search of food and kills an evil spirit who has been menacing a beautiful swan, who is actually a princess in disguise. The princess has magical powers, and expresses her gratitude towards Guidon by conjuring up a whole city where miracles are part of everyday life. Tsar Saltane eventually hears of this fabulous place and decides to pay a visit.
In The fisherman and the goldfish, an old man and woman live very poorly. By good fortune he catches a golden fish, which pleads for its life, offering anything in return. The old man wants nothing, but the old woman, in quick succession, asks for a crust of bread, a new washtub, a new house, to be a governor and a queen, and finally to be Ruler of the Sea.
Mosfilʹm ; st︠s︡enariĭ A. Ptushko pri uchastii I. Geleĭna ; rezhisser, A. Ptushko.
Based on the fairy tale by Aleksandr Pushkin.
Originally released as a motion picture in the Soviet Union in 1966.
Includes the English-subtitled, animated film: Skazka o rybake i rybke = The fisherman and the goldfish / Soyuzmultfilm Studio ; based on A.S. Pushkin's tale ; directed by M. T︠S︡ekhanovskiĭ ; screenplay by M. Volpin ; English translation by Irina Zheleznova (31 min.).
Includes original costume sketches and an interview with the costume design creator.
Vladimir Andreyev, Larissa Golubkina, Oleg Vidov, Xenia Ri︠a︡binkina, S. Martinson, O. Vikland.
DVD; region free; NTSC; Dolby digital 5.1; 16:9 transfer.
In Russian, English, French or Spanish, with optional subtitles in Russian, English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Swedish, Portuguese, Japanese, or Dutch; menus in Russian, English, or French.
Screenplay, I. Geleĭn ; director, producer, A. Ptushko ; music, G. Popov.