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Production studio
"Soyuzmultfilm"
Moscow 1955

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STEPAN THE SAILOR

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written by Sergei Yermolinsky

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Directed by:
Valentina and Zinaida Brumberg

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Art direction: Lana Azarkh, Grigory Kozlov
Background Artist: Anatoly Sazonov

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camera Elena Petrova, sound Nikolai Prilutsky
music Andrey Volkonsky,Conductor: G Gamburg

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animators Elizabeth Komova, V. Dolgikh,
Fedor Khitruk, Tatiana Taranovich, Nikolai Fedorov,

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Gennady Novozhilov, Igor Podgorsky, Tatiana Fedorova,
Boris Butakov, Nadezhda Privalova, Renata Mirenkova,
V. Ryabchikov, Vladimir Krumin, Konstantin Chikin

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background artists O. Gemmerling
E. Tannenberg G. Nevzorov, K. Malyshev

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Assistant director: G. Fyodorova, G. Andreeva
Cutter V Ivanova

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Cast:
Stepan - Gritsenko,
Tanya, his sister - G. Novozhilova,

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Volodya, their neighbor - E. Mores,
Boatswain - M. Yanshin

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A ship makes 17 knots per hour.

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How much does he ... uh ...
Oh ...

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What a difficult task ...

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- I'm leaving.
- Wait a minute.

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- Stepan!

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- Help me solve the maritime problem.

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- Come on!

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- The steamer makes 17 knots per hour.
How many hours it will take to move

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from A to B, if that distance is 1830,9 km?

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Well, that needs to be divided.

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... One, zero, seven ... maybe eight?

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Anyway, what's the difference.

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We still have a comma to put somewhere...

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Well, I finished calculating.

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- Thank you.

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And this is...true?

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- It'll do!

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Don't you ever lead a ships along that course!

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Well, good-bye!

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Where's he going?

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- Stepan!
- Bye, now!

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From the north terminal at Murmansk.

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we will take passage on the steamer.
I thought it over.

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Oh, there is one more important thing ...

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- What, huh?
- Ask Mikhail Mikhailovich for his compass.

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- Although tomorrow it'll be...

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calculated into decimals.

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- Is the Laptev Sea open?
-It's open.

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- Can cape Chelyuskin be rounded?
- It's roundable.

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- Can the pole be rounden?
- It can be rounded.

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Well, while you're breaking your head
over the decimals, everything lays open.

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- Oh ...
- Eavesdropping!?

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- I did not eavesdrop, I won't tell anyone.

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But did you come to a decision
on the solution of the school task?

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- What's your school task to me!?

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- I'm going out to the sea.

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At sea one does not need 
that kind op problem-solving!

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[The swallow]

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A ship goes to sea

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Where the waves splash in the open,

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and the wind rises up to a hurricane.

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But Mikhail Mikhailovich hasn't come home yet.

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Well, then I'll wait.

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Journey of the Hawk

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That's great!

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Lucky sailors!

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What interesting things they see!

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The sea! The open sea!

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The Hawk sails on full tailwind now,
Comrade captain!

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- Keep it up!

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[The Hawk][The Hawk]

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What's that? But that's Tanya's "Swallow".

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Where is she going?

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- Stepan ...
- Oh, it's you?

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- Navigator Viharkov!
- Present!

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- You assignment is helping with the food supply!

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Aye, aye! Helping with the food supply!

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Excuse me, Captain!
Here is the map on which to plot the course...

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for our around-the-world cruise.

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here's the sextant to measure
the exact meridian and parallel.

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Please check and confirm our course.

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Yet, some sextant measurement first, it seems.
[Approved! Captain Stepan.]

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- Captain!
- Yes?
- I ordered lunch.

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First - chocolate cake,
Second - lemonade and biscuits,

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and then one hundred servings of ice cream.

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- All hands on deck!
A shark!

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Eh ...
I never again I will have such a lunch.

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Well, what's with you guys?

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Now, hold on!

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Now, now, now!

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How did you get it into your heads to go traveling?

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Ay-yay yay, yay, yay!

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Unknown land, this is an unexplored island...

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- Left rudder!

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-The Hawk changed course abruptly,
and if it were not for our sailors,

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the ship would have been shattered.

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So what did our captain think
guiding us into coral reefs?

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Yes, you need to know a lot to lead ships.

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Lights! The ocean is on fire!

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Fire!

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Fire!

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Fire!

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What fire?

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- We are in the tropics,
Those are glowing fish.

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Thousands of lands and hundred seas
where the storms did not shake me.

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It says on the island "Green cactus"

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At the entrance to the Strait of Baderbambiysky
the "Swallow" shipwrecked

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- Wire that we will come to the rescue.

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We need to to calculate the arrival time.

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If we arrive at low tide,

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the ship will not be able to approach the shore.

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The Hawk makes 17 knots per hour ...

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What is the distance to the island?

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How many hours we need to reach the island? ...

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It is necessary to divide!

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One, zero, seven ... or maybe eight?

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Anyway, what's the difference?

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So ... a comma needs to be put somewhere...

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Oh ...

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Take down the topgallant sails ...

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Take down the bramsails. There are reefs here..

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fasten the gallant-lines to the yards.

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- Stand from under!
Man overboard!

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Where is the Hawk? Where is the Hawk?
This is the island "Green cactus" calling.

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Where is the Hawk?

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[The Swallow]

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So many fruits!!
I love fruits even more than ice cream.

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Let's make a brief stop!

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But aren't we hastening to
the "Green cactus" island?

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We are waited for.

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- Just the shortest landing.

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While the captain and the boatswain sleep...

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- Just a short landing then!

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Oh ...

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Help! To the rescue!

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Where is the Hawk? 
This is the Island "Green cactus" calling!

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- Why are we at anchor?
Get the boat!

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- Help!

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- Stepan !!!!

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- Over there! Over there!

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Stepan !!!

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Oh, you, Assistant Food supplier! ...

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Look, what's happening there?

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What is it?

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Where is the Hawk? Where is the Hawk? Where is the Hawk? 
We're facing a volcanic eruption.

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Where is the Hawk? Where is the Hawk?
We hear the underground rumbling.

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The first tremors of a coming earthquake!

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Mechanics!
We need to make up for lost time!

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Full speed ahead!

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We all heard the signals of the distress call,
so the heart of the machine clatters and rattles.

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Seconds count but the speed is accelerating,
to get the captain to his deadline.

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Look! Land insight!

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That's exactly how I made
my calculation!

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Lower the anchor!

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Announce our arrival with the horns.

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- Why anchoring? Why blowing the horns?

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This is the usuall sort of mirage
that occurs on the oceans.

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Land! Land!

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Comrade Captain,
The tide is changing!

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Why does the low tide start now?

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Have we arrived late?

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We weren't delayed, Captain.

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We arrived precisely at
the calculated time period.

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Mistaken by a whole hour!

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Full-speed, backwards!

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Help! To the rescue! Help!

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Lower the boat!

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Help, Help!

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Hurry!

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Catch!

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Hold on!

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Oh, what have I done!

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It was wrong!
Of course, wrong!

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Oh, wrong by an hour!

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Thousands of lands of hundreds of seas
where I was not shaken by the storm ...

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Ah, my friend, is it you?

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Here for promised compass?

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I did not come for the compass ...

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Help me please
calculate in decimals ...

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Stepan, you know,
the answer does not seem right ...

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Well, it never could be right!

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- It couldn't?
- Here, this is the right solution!

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A...

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The end
Subs by Alevtina & Eus
September 2015