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Creative Association "Ekran"

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One summer day,

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Moominpappa was sitting back in the
shade of a spreading pear tree

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and writing his memoirs...

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I, Moomintroll Senior,

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am continuing to write my reminiscences

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about how I and my family
settled in the blue Moominvalley.

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In a small house,

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which had been built by me,
all by myself,

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together with me resides my wife,
Moominmamma.

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Moominmamma is the sort of mamma who
always permits everyone to do anything

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and never forbids anybody anything.

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Children, we've dined without you.

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The meal is on the stove-top.
Eat whatever you want.

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This is also the residence of
Moomintroll Junior, our son,

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and his friend Sniff,
who is like family to us.

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Based on the eponymous story
by Tove Marika Jansson

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Moomintroll and the Comet

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Late one night, when everybody
was already asleep,

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Moominpappa was awakened
by someone's plaintive voice.

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It is I... the Muskrat.

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Excuse me for disturbing you
over a trifle.

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The fact is that a flood
hm-hm-hm... has destroyed my house.

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What a pity!

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Come in, I beg you magnanimously!

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This is an unnatural rain.

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There's something in the air.

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I have certain forebodings.

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It seems as if a comet
is flying towards us.

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Look...

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It's just like a star with a tail.

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Like a comet. A tail-possessing comet,

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which is traveling in the black
emptiness of outer space.

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This comet... is it tasty?

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Do not bother me, I am pondering.

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I am pondering about how all things
in the world are ephemeral.

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What is that - "ephemeral"?

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Ephemeral means flimsy.

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All things in this world
are flimsy and ephemeral...

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Aha...

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Is your hammock ephemeral?

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So when will the comet
fly into the earth?

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I have no idea.

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Ask the Professors in the Observatory
on the Lonely Mountains.

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Mamma! Sniff and I are setting off for
the Lonely Mountains, to the Observatory.

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We'll sail in a raft.

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All right, son.

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Let's not forget that Moominmamma
is the sort of mamma

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who always permits everyone
to do anything.

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Ah, how I wish I could set off
together with them.

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And Moominpappa remembered
those daring journeys

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which he used to undertake
in the days of his youth.

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The comet... is it scary?

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What is it bigger than?

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It is bigger than nothing.

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Who is that? What is that?

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Why, that is Snufkin!

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With his harmonica!

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We are heading for the Lonely
Mountains, to the Observatory!

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A comet is flying towards the earth!

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But it's smaller than a fly!

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But it's flying towards us!

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And we want to look at the stars
through a great telescope!

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It must be said, that a lonely wanderer,

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of the sort that Snufkin had been
and has since continued to be,

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could be lured out
only with a long journey.

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Now Snufkin become agitated.

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I also, I also like stars!

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Before slumber I always look at them!

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Then leap!

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The tent! You've left your tent!

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Why is it dark?!

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I'm frightened!

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The music flew off into the mountains,
awakened echo after echo,

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And awoke... one Hemulen.

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Noise?
Noise.

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Noise, noise, noise, hush, hush...
someone is making noise here!

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Maybe it's insects, rare insects
as yet undiscovered by anyone!

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Thank you, Hemulen.

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You saved us.

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I wasn't saving you at all,

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I was catching some buzzing
cave bug for my collection.

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Are these the Lonely Mountains?

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Are these the Lonely Mountains?

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I don't catch mountains,
mountains hold no interest for me.

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You know why we've come?
For the comet.

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Comet?!

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Oh, oh, oh, oh, hush, hush!

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Does it fly?

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Of course.

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Oh! Oh! Is it a great rarity?

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It comes once in a hundred years!

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Oh! Oh, oh, oh, hush! Hush! Hush!

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And how does it look?

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Bright red and with a tail.

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Oh! oh! oh!

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And what do they eat?

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They eat Hemulens.

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There isn't any comet.

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The Muskrat made it all up.

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Do what you like, but I'm going home.

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But we agreed to head
to the Observatory.

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Let's go home and then head there.

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Do what you like,
but I'm untying myself.

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But it was you who wanted
to look at the stars!

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Fine, look - there's a star over there.

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But it's not nice to look at all.

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On the very top of a jagged peak
stood the Observatory,

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were the Professors lived
alone with the stars,

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and making thousands of
remarkable discoveries.

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A giant telescope was moving slowly
hither and thither

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keeping a watch on the dangers
of outer space.

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How do you do. How are you? May we look
into your telescope? We won't spoil it.

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The professor wasn't answering.

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He had spent 93 years of his own
life on trifles, as it was.

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One moment. Let me try.
You are not speaking the right way.

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How do you do! I have heard so
much about one respected professor

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who has discovered the comet,
but it seems he is not here?

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Perhaps that's in an another
observatory...

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No, no, no, by no means, by no means,
that's here,

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that is, that's he, that-that-that is,
that's me.

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That's the story, you know... yes.

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It's you?!

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But it seems there's
no comet to be seen?

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Maybe you really are you,

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but the comet isn't here?

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Here is it! Here is it!!! Look!

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Here's the story...

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At first, Sniff was rather frightened.

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The sky was quite black and the big
stars flickered as if they were alive,

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and far in the distance shone
something like a red, wicked eye.

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Is that the comet?

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But where is its tail?

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And why isn't it flying?

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The tail is where it should be -
behind it.

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The comet is rushing along towards
the earth at enormous speed,

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but it seems, it seems,
that it's motionless...

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And when will it fly into us?

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In four days sharp,
mm-yes, in four days, sharp, yes.

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And what will happen then?

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What will happen?
I... I haven't thought about it.

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I... I haven't thought about
what will happen.

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In any case, I'll describe
the course of events in detail

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for the history of science,
and that's the whole story...

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And now don't bother me,
I've lost, because of you,

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an entire 35 seconds, you know...

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screenwriter: A. Altayev
director: Nina Shorina

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art director: Lyudmila Tanasenko
camera: Leonard Kolvinkovsky

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composer: Aleksey Rybnikov

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sound: Nelli Kudrina

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voice actors:
Olga Gobzeva, Zinoviy Gerdt

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animators: Alla Grishko,
Vladimir Kaduhin, A. Degtyaryov

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assistants: N. Oranskaya,
Ye. Zelenina, A. Turevich

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montage: M. Trusova

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script editor: Valeriya Konovalova

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production director: V. Fomin

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The End of the second film

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original subtitles: jkhelgi (~2010)
http://notabenoid.com/book/7461/22621

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revised by Niffiwan (2023)
https://www.animatsiya.net