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The Wolf And The Seven Kids (1938) [N/A]

Release Date:
July 10, 1938

Original Title:
Волк и семеро козлят

Alternate Titles:
Волк и семеро козлят

Genres:
Animation

Production Companies:
Mosfilm

Production Countries:
Soviet Union

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 12

Overview from TheMovieDB

A goat and seven kids lived in a house on a hill. One day the Goat went to housework and strictly ordered the goats not to let the Wolf into the house. But the Gray Wolf forged a thin voice from a blacksmith, repainted his skin and managed to get into the house. Six kids were swallowed by him in one sitting. Only one was saved - the smallest goat. It was he who told the returning mother Goat about the terrible misfortune. The goat rushed after the Wolf and found him sleeping after a hearty meal. The fearless Goat ripped open the belly of the Wolf and saved the goats. Then the Goat stuffed the Wolf's belly with stones and sewed it up. Wolf woke up, went to the river to get drunk. He bent down, and the stones pulled him down. The wolf fell into the water and went to the bottom

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Production

Administration:
G. Yalov

Animation:
K. Zalle
A. Veselova
Mariya Benderskaya

Art Direction:
Valentin Kadochnikov

Assistant Camera:
L. Knyazhinskiy

Director:
Sarra Mokil

Director of Photography:
Mark Berkovich

Lyricist:
Tatyana Sikorskaya

Original Music Composer:
Vasily Shirinsky

Property Master:
N. Gekhtman
Roman Gurov
E. Loshkareva
V. Chernikhova
A. Shelaputina
E. Sherkova

Sound:
Valentina Ladygina

Sound Director:
A. Gornshtein

Writer:
Sarra Mokil

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