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ERASER

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A Journey Through the Land of Geometry

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In the land of Geometry lives Dot.

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She is very curious,
and wants to know everything.

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Hello, Dot.

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Hello. Who are you?

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I am Pencil.

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Oh! Look, Pencil -
what an interesting line!

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It's so even!

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Do you know what it's called?

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That is a straight line.

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I had no idea that there
was such a line,

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"straight".

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There is a lot that you
don't know yet, Dot.

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After all, you live
in one place all the time.

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You should go on a journey!

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Then you will see a lot,
and learn a lot.

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Ha! A journey!
I'll go on a journey!

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But how can I go alone?

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I could get lost.

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I guess...

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I will go with you.

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Are we going to walk much longer?

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Will the straight line end soon?

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A straight line has no end.

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What if we go the other way?

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The other way has no end, either.

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A straight line has
no endpoints at all.

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So what, do we have to keep
walking on, and on, and on...

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without end?

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Well, if you don't want
to walk endlessly,

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let's call for some help from...

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scissors.

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Hurrah!

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Now there's an endpoint at last.

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Good job, scissors!

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Now, please also make an
endpoint on the other side.

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Oh, how interesting!

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An endpoint on one side,

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and an endpoint on the other.

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What is this called?

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This is a line segment.

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You, Dot, are now standing on
a straight-line segment.

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A straight-line segment...

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A straight-line segment!

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I'll remember that name.

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Scissors, my dears,

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please cut some more line segments.

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The Eraser rubbed it out again!

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Don't cry.

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Don't cry, Dot.

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Don't be sad.

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I'll draw you many different
line segments.

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Short ones, and long ones.

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As for that scoundrel,
we'll teach her a lesson yet!

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What do we do?

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Let's build a bridge.

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But how?

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See those islands in the puddle?

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Yes...

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We'll get some help from...

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...these line segments.

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Hurrah! There's a bridge!

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Oh, what an interesting line
it turned out to be!

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Pencil, what is it called?

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It's not straight at all.

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This is a broken line.

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A broken up line!

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Who broke it up?

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Not "broken up", just "broken".

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You should listen more attentively.

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Why won't you let us go any further?

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Our city only allows entry to those

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who have already learned something
about the land of Geometry.

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Let me in, then!

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I know a lot about Geometry.

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Do you know what a triangle is?

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No, I don't.

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Would you like to know?

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Of course I would!

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Then look.

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What is this?

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Hey, that's a broken line!

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Correct.

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And how many line segments
does it have?

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Three.

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And how many corners, or "angles"?

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One, two, three.

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Three angles, too!

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That is a tri-angle.

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Here are its sides,

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And here are its vertices.

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Are you triangular yourself?

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Of course!

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All the residents of our
city are triangular,

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and it is called Triangle City.

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Will you now let us into Triangle City?

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I will.

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Enter.

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Ah, Pencil!

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Look at how interesting
this place is!

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There are so many triangles all around!

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And they're all so different!

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Oh!

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Catch that scoundrel!

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No longer will you rub things out
when nobody's asked you to!

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Well, Dot, tell me:

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what do you know about
the land of Geometry?

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Mm... the straight line,

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line segments,

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the broken line,

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and the triangle!

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Attaboy, Dot!

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Ha-ha, hurrah!

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Now I know everything about
the land of Geometry!

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Don't be silly, Dot!

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The land of Geometry is very big,

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and we have walked only through
the first part of it.

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But we're going to keep
walking, right?

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Of course we will!

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Film crew: L. Shevrin, V. Zhitomirskiy,
Galina Turgeneva (director), Valeriy Fomin,

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L. Katayeva, G. Yakimova, Nikolay
Gribkov, Ye. Zatulovskiy, V. Pototskiy

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Voiced by: T. Petrova,
E. Yeremeyev, V. Tkach

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Sverdlovsk Film Studio
1972

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The End
Subs by Niffiwan (2026.05, animatsiya.net)