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Soyuzmultfilm presents

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Silver Hoof
based on the tale by Pavel Bazhov

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Screenplay: G.Sapir

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Director: G.Sokolski

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Art director: N.Orlova

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Composer: V.Martynov

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Camera: M.Druyan

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Sound: V.Kutuzov

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Assistant director: T.Lytko

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Assistant camera: N.Kozlova

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Editing: N.Stepantseva

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Artists: I.Troyanova, T.Sokolskaya
Ye.Vevurko, D.Kulikov

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Animators: V.Kolesnikova, V.Ugarov
N.Barkovskaya, A.Mazayev

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Yu.Kuzyurin, V.Palchikov
Yu.Batanin

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Narrator: P.Vishnyakov

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Script editor: T.Paporova

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Producer: L.Butyrina

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There lived in our village an old man.

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Kokovanya was his name.

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He didn't have any family left,

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so he decided to adopt a little orphan.

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He came to the family where she lived,

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and asked...

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"So, it's here where
the orphan lives, then?"

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"That's right," said the wife.

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"As if she alone wasn't trouble enough,
she found a cat somewhere, too."

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"Can't get rid of it."

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"What do you say, Podaryonka? Want to
come live with me?" asked Kokovanya.

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The girlie was really surprised.

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"How did you know my name
was Daryonka, grandpa?"

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"I didn't," he said.
"It came out on its own."

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"No joke, no jest,
I simply guessed."

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"What do you do, then?"

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"You could say I'm a hunter."

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"I hunt the deer in winter, but
can't even catch a glimpse of one."

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"Are you going to shoot it?"

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"No, not the kind I'm after."

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"I just want to see...

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...the spot where he stomps
his right front foot."

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"Why is that?"

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"Come live with me, and
I'll tell you everything."

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Now, the cat acted almost like she knew
what they were talking about.

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"R-r-right you ar-r-re," she purred.

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"R-r-right."

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The girlie was very curious
to know more about the deer.

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And she could see, too, that
the old man was funny and kind.

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"I'll come," she said.

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"Only you have to take
my cat Muryonka, too."

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"See how good she is?"

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"Murr!"

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"That goes without saying."

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"Only a fool could leave
such a melodious kitty behind."

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"Who needs a balalaika in the house
with a cat like that?"

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And so, Kokovanya took
the orphan to live with him.

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All Daryonka could think of
was about that deer.

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And so, she asked:

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"Grandpa, what's that
deer like, tell me."

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"That deer is very special."

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"On his right front foot
he's got a silver hoof."

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"Wherever he stomps with that hoof...

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...a precious stone appears."

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"If he stomps once -- one stone."

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"If he stomps twice -- two stones."

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"And wherever he stomps
many, many times...

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...there will be a pile of
precious stones."

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"Grandpa...

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...is that the deer stomping?"

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"No, that's just a woodpecker. See?
It's him knocking."

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"Grandpa," she asked him again.

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"What's his coat like?"

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"Brown in the summer,
gray in the winter."

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"Does he have any antlers, Grandpa?"

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"Antlers?"

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"His antlers are like no other."

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"Common deer have only
two ends on each antler...

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...but this one has five."

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"Except you can't really tell
him apart in the autumn...

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...all deer have antlers then."

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"But during winter, that's
a different story."

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"All other deer go without antlers."

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"But Silver Hoof, he
always has antlers on."

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"Then you can tell him
apart even from far off."

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And so, they began to live together --
the old Kokovanya,

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the orphan Daryonka,

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and the cat Muryonka.

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Meanwhile, winter came.

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Kokovanya set out to go hunting.

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"You're not going to get scared
on your own, are you?"

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"I may not be back
until late at night."

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"Why would I get scared?" she says.

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"Our house is sturdy,
the wolves won't get in."

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"And Muryonka will keep me company."

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"R-r-right you ar-r-re..."

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"R-r-right."

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"I won't get scared!"

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"Could it be Silver Hoof?"
thought Daryonka.

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"I must have imagined it."

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"R-r-right you ar-r-re..."

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"R-r-right."

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Daryonka looked, and saw
the deer right there!

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Right nearby.

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"Meka! Meka!" she called him,
like a common goat.

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Daryonka came back inside,
and told all about it.

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"I took a good look at Silver Hoof."

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"Saw the antlers, and the hoof..."

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"Only I didn't see how he knocks out
the precious stones with his foot."

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"Maybe he'll show me next time."

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"R-r-right you ar-r-re..."

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"R-r-right."

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"Kitty-kitty-kitty..."

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"Muryonka!"

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And just then, Kokovanya
came home, too.

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"Look, grandpa! It's so beautiful!"

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Long ago that was...

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But even to this day, right where
Kokovanya's house stood,

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people find precious stones.

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Green ones mostly;
"Chrysolites" they call them.

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Have you seen any?

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The End.

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