The Adventures of Munchausen: A Wolf in a Harness (Приключения Мюнхаузена. Волк в упряжке, 1995) by Anatoliy Solin

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The Adventures of Munchausen: A Wolf in a Harness
Приключения Мюнхаузена. Волк в упряжке
Priklyucheniya Myunhauzena. Volk v upryazhkye (ru)

Year 1995
Director(s) Solin Anatoliy
Studio(s) Ekran
Language(s) Russian
Genre(s) Comedy
Literature (non-Rus./USSR)
Musical/Opera
Animation Type(s)  Drawn (cel)
Length 00:06:52
Wordiness 11.87
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This film is part of the The Adventures of Munchausen series.

Description:

The Baron gets outraged by the assertion that he always lies, so in support of his honesty, he recalls a little adventure that happened to him in Tsarist Russia. The 5th in a series of animated shorts based on Erich Raspe's novel.

 

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Quite a pleasant cartoon to view, and a respectable one to end his directing career on for Anatoliy Solin (also one of the final ones released by Ekran studio, right before the government shut it down). Solin's first film in 1973 was the one that started this Munchausen series.

In the original story, though, the wolf actually eats up the horse from the back while it's running and that's how it ends up in the harness, while in this one the horse just runs away. I guess that makes it more "family friendly" but I can't help but prefer the more bizarre original version. The Germans made a cartoon version of that one in 1944 - Die Abenteuer des Freiherrn von Münchhausen (it can be viewed here or here). It's wonderfully demented and I recommend it. :)


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