Grey Wolf and Little Red Riding Hood

Original title: Seryy Volk end Krasnaya Shapochka

1991
27m

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Grey Wolf and Little Red Riding Hood (1991)

Singing wolf tries to rob the girl who crosses the border between Paris and Moscow without a visa.Singing wolf tries to rob the girl who crosses the border between Paris and Moscow without a visa.Singing wolf tries to rob the girl who crosses the border between Paris and Moscow without a visa.

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7.4/10

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- 4 wins

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Armen Dzhigarkhanyan

Wolf
(voice)
(as A. Dzhigarkhanyan)

Svetlana Stepchenko

Little Red Riding Hood
(voice)
(as S. Stepchenko)
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Elizaveta Razinova

Mother
(voice)
(as E. Razinova)

Yevdokiya Urusova

Grandma Theresa
(voice)
(as E. Urusova)

Vladimir Vinogradov

Doctor Aybolit
(voice)
(as V. Vinogradov)

Garri Bardin

Announcer
(voice)
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Director
- Garri Bardin
Writers
- Garri Bardin
- Yuriy Entin
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Crazy credits
The logo of "Soyuzmultfilm", the production company of this movie, is spoofing the logo of the soviet movie company "Mosfilm" with the famous "Worker and Kolkhozwoman" statue

Connections
Featured in The International Tournee of Animation: Volume 5 (1992)

Soundtracks
Dnyom i nochyu testo mesim
(Urozhaynaya)
Music by Isaak Dunaevskiy
Lyrics by Yuriy Entin
Performed by Elizaveta Razinova and Svetlana Stepchenko

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10/10

One of the very best animated films ever

One of the very best animated films I've ever seen.Outrageoulsly funny, witty, a wonderful view of the decaying USSR, as well a a great technical and artistic achievement. A delight for all audiences, crammed with references to different animated films, popular songs, characters, politics and history. This is the product of a society where censorship was losing control and where the even more fierce market law was not enforced yet. Where are the wonderful artists who could still produce such gems (Yuri Norstein, Nazarov, etc.) A good collection of Masters of Russian animation was published, but it did not include Bardin's films. 'When will they ever be available on DVD ?