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Soyuzmultfilm
Moscow 1959

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The Amber Castle

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script by R. Vanushkevich
based on a Lithuanian legend

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Director Alexandra Snezhko-Blotskaya
Music Yu. Yuzelyunas

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art director Grazhina Brashishkitye
artist Boris Korneyev

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cameraman Ye. Rizo
sound Boris Filchikov
script editor Z. Pavlova

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animators B. Butakov, V. Pekar, Lidiya Reztsova,
Vladimir Krumin, V. Kotyonochkin, Victor Lihachyov,
Konstantin Chikin, Vladimir Arbekov, V. Haritonova,

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Boris Chani, Tatiana Taranovich, Vladimir Popov,
Tatiana Fyodorova, Galina Zolotovskaya, V. Ryabchikov,
Ye. Vershinina, Nikolai Fyodorov, Yelizaveta Komova

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ass. directors Ye. Turanova, M. Rusanova
artists Irina Svetlitsa, V. Valeryanova

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voice artists Irina Gosheva, Vladimir Yershov,
G. Ivanova, Alexei Konsovsky,
M. Kupriyanova, T. Strukova

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Once upon a time. ..

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A legend appeared amongst
the Lithuanian people, about

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why the sea waves

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bring golden amber ashore.

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Welcome back, son!

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Don't welcome me, mother!

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I did not catch one fish.

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Well, never mind. Bad luck
and good luck live side by side.

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If they really live side by side,
I will return with a full boat this evening.

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And why do we need that much?

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We just need enough to make
a sacrifice for the gods, Kastytis.

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We need enough for ourselves,
Radna. The gods can wait.

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Why isn't there any smoke

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at your altar?

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Woman!

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We have nothing to sacrifice to you, Perkunas.

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Wait at least
until the next catch.

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So be it.

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Don't go to sea today, son.

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Don't fear for me mother.
Wish me luck.

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Take with you this belt for luck, son.

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Thank you, mother.

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How it sparkles.

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With mother's tears I made it.

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Let it save you at the direst hour.

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What's with you Jurate?

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It is boring in my amber castle.

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If you would only listen
to the young fisherman, Jurate.

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Today he sung such a lively song

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that I still want to dance.

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The evening song must now start, Lady of Light,

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Perkunas awaits you.

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It bores me so.

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I won't sing today.

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Don't be silly! How could you?

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You are breaking the ancient law.

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You are his bride.

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Who are you?

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You did not recognize me, fisherman?

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Jurate.

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Yes, I am the immortal Jurate.

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The sea is my kingdom.

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And the fish are my servants.

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Free them at once.

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No way.

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I am a fisherman, Jurate.
Without fish, I cannot live.

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But you are immortal,
so can do without.

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For such insolence, fisherman,
I could punish you.

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But today I am merciful.

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Let my fish go and in their place,
take my necklace.

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You agree?

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I agree.

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With you, in the bargain.

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Pitiful man.

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How dare you touch my princess?

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I do not even know his name.

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And why should I?

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After all,
I won't think of him anymore.

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White-winged seagulls,

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is my Kastytis alive?

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We don't know. We haven't seen him.

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We haven't seen him...

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That's the very fisherman
that plays such cheerful songs.

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Let's take him to the princess.
Let him cheer her up.

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Who's here?

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Those ne'er-do-wells, instead of
gathering amber,

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have brought us a drowned fisherman.

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Nanny... Bring him back to life.

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His life is in your power, princess.

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Only your kiss can bring him back to life.

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Where am I?

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In the amber castle of Princess Jurate.

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So we meet again.

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What is your name?

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Kastytis,
I am in your power, Jurate.

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Have a seat and tell me about the land.

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The land is not as pretty
as here your highness.

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But it's better there.

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It's warmer.

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And if you could see how fine are the
coastal dunes lit by the sun.

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If you could hear
the whispering of the pines...

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You would agree with me, princess.

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And when I return home,

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my mother waits for me on the shore.

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Mother...

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Servants, cheer up our guest...

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...enough that he forgets about her.

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Now he's forgotten about land.

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She's forgotten about her position.

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This bodes ill for us.

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Seagulls white-winged,

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Have you seen my son?

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We have seen his sunk boat.

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Oh, woe to me. There is no hope left, now.

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The time for the evening song has come.

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But she is still not here!

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Jurate.

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What? What is that you're singing?

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Stop!

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Stop!

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Have I been here long, old fish?

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Fairly long.

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The seagulls were shrieking
that your mother was dying of grief.

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And here you are, dancing.

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My poor mother!
I must get back to the land.

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Alright.

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I will help you.

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Sit here. He will take you to land.

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But where is Jurate? She will ride with me.

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She will catch up with you, fisherman..
Hurry, while there is still time...

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Bring him to the black abyss
and give the order to kill him.

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Why you taking me down?

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I must return to land.

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Down is land too.

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I've been ordered to bury you there.

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Who taught you that song?

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Princess, a wicked betrayal!
Nanny wants to kill the man.

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Quiet.

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A man.

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A man in your castle.

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Have mercy… I love him.

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Then let your castle be his grave.

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Kastytis, my darling!

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Don't worry. He's not there.

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He was taken to the black abyss.

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Aleya, we will save him.

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Where is Kastytis?

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Over there.

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Kastytis.

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Hurry to him, carry him to shore,
and I....

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You should stay here Jurate.

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No. I will go to the land.

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Know this, Jurate:
on the land, you will become mortal.

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Let it be so.

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It's better to be mortal, but know...

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...happiness.

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Look, amber.

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That is all that is left of my amber castle.

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Kastytis.

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Mother!

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My dear son has come back.

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And not alone, with me is Jurate.

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Perkunas, stop!

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Damn you, cruel Perkunas.

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And yet, I am stronger than you
because she loves me.

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She is dead.

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Jurate. Jurate.

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Kastytis.

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Many ages have passed,

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But at the coast of Lithuania still the sea…

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washes ashore golden pieces of amber.

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And young men to this day,

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as a symbol of true love,

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give their sweethearts amber necklaces.

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The End
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