Padal proshlogodniy sneg

TV Short
1983
20m

IMDb RATING

8.3/10

2.1K

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Stop Motion Animation Animation Comedy Drama Family Fantasy Short

Surreal misadventures of a lazy drunkard with speech impediment trying to get a New Year tree on a short notice. Loosely based on folk fairy tales.Surreal misadventures of a lazy drunkard with speech impediment trying to get a New Year tree on a short notice. Loosely based on folk fairy tales.Surreal misadventures of a lazy drunkard with speech impediment trying to get a New Year tree on a short notice. Loosely based on folk fairy tales.

Director
- Aleksandr Tatarskiy
Writer
- Sergey Ivanov
Stars
- Liya Akhedzhakova
- Stanislav Sadalskiy

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IMDb RATING

8.3/10

2.1K

YOUR RATING

Director
- Aleksandr Tatarskiy
Writer
- Sergey Ivanov
Stars
- Liya Akhedzhakova
- Stanislav Sadalskiy

See production info at IMDbPro

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Liya Akhedzhakova

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Stanislav Sadalskiy

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Director
- Aleksandr Tatarskiy
Writer
- Sergey Ivanov
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Trivia
Among the things that The Man briefly sees on the furnace are: a 32 kilogram weight, a bat, a full skeleton of a dog, a record player, a soccer trophy, three playing cards (3 of Spades, 7 of Diamonds and 1 of Clubs) and a globe.

Quotes
[first lines]
Narrator: Hard to say when, but sometime as long ago, as the old-clay times in a certain plasticine area...

Crazy credits
Stanislav Sadalskiy is thanked in the end credits for "lending his voice".

Connections
Featured in The Other Day 1961-2003: Our Era: Namedni 1983 (1997)

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9/10

A short, funny movie-" Zet's not enuf, y'see."

This movie has many Russian fairy tale elements. The story is all about getting a Christmas tree in time for Christmas. Of course, it's not as easy as it seems... The man's frustration is hilarious as well as the mess he gets into due to his incessant daydreaming. His wife is always there to remind him of his task and wipe the daydreams away. This is a good film for children- they will laugh and sympathize. The humour is not too subtle but is perfect for kids. Not that adults won't like it. If you like Russian fairy tales- Baba Yaga and the rest, you will probably enjoy this short movie. The clay animation is quite endearing. Another similar movie I enjoyed by Aleksandr Tatarskiy was Plastilinovaya vorona (1981) also using clay animation. I recommend watching it although I, myself, preferred Padal proshlogodniy sneg.