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Soyuzmultfilm

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THE STOLEN MOON
Based on a tale by Ludvík Aškenazy

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screenwriter Zhanna Vitenzon
director-producer Pyotr Nosov
director Mihail Botov

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art directors Konstantin Karpov, V. Ignatov
composer Mihail Meyerovich
script editor Natalya Abramova

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camera Boris Kotov
sound Georgiy Martynyuk

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ass. director G. Lyubarskaya
ass. art director N. Nikolayeva
montage Tatyana Sazonova

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animators Igor Podgorskiy,
Vadim Dolgikh, Sergey Dyozhkin,
Ivan Davydov, S. Zhutovskaya,

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Leonid Kayukov, Yelizaveta Komova,
Vladimir Krumin, Vladimir Pekar,
Marina Rogova, Vladimir Zarubin

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background art
Vera Kharitonova, Lidiya Model

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voices Mihail Yanshin,
Anatoliy Papanov, Yuliya Yulskaya,
Klara Rumyanova, Georgiy Vitsin

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production director
F. Ivanov

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People love a full moon
but nobody knows why.

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On those nights, they raise
their heads to the evening sky,

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deeply inhale the air and say:

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"How beautiful!"

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Let's go, Karel. We won't
catch a thing, anyway...

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Look, how beautiful.

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Big deal... beauty...
what's it to us?

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These desperate fishermen
from the village Green Kupka

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were named Karel and Philip.

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Andela was from the same village.

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The newspapers reported
that in the neighborhood.

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no one was a better pig breeder than she.

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The animal dearest to
Andela's heart was the piglet Yaroslav.

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But of the people...
it was Frantishek the bookkeeper.

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As they had little time for themselves,
the lovers met only at full moon,

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when the forest paths were clearly visible.

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By the crippled hedgehog -
this seems strange to me

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By the red fish's tail -
there is something wrong here.

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Here is my favorite lake!

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I will thoroughly
soak myself in this forest water,

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splash around, so I'll
sparkle and bring joy to the people!

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This is no water spirit
or wood guardian.

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A wood guardian has a green beard,
but this one has a head of gold!

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Oh, I will get royally cleansed!

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That is the moon bathing there!

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The moon, I swear by seventeen plums!

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It would be nice to catch him in our net!

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But will nothing bad happen then?

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Hey, it's not the sun.

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Who needs it, now that
people have electric lanterns,

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and gunners have searchlights?

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Um, what are we gonna do with it?

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Hide it and then look at it!

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Like in a movie! This is great!

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Andela!

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Where are you?

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Oh!

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Oh!

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Frantishek?

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Frantishek! Where are you?

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Andela! Where are you?

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Let's leave it at least a little opening.

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Oh, where am I?

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You're in a cave

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near our village, Green Kupka.

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Do not worry, you're in good hands!

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I am Karel and this is Philip,
my best friend.

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We will not injure you
or hurt a hair on your head.

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Here, have a donut with jam.

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Oh, by the constellation of Capricorn!
A donut with jam!

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But I eat only sunshine!

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That's the first time I hear that
sunlight is better then donuts with jam.

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But people are expecting me!
They will search for me!

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This is all a trick.

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No one will even notice
that he's missing.

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Attention, attention!
Listen to our breaking news!

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Something unbelievable has happened:
The moon's vanished! The moon's vanished!

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Listen to our breaking news!

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Newspapers all over the world
have come out with big headlines:

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"Where is the Moon?", "The Moon is
Missing!", "Sensation of the Century"

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Everywhere reigns great confusion

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Attention, attention!
Listen to our breaking news!

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Something incredible has happened:
The moon's vanished! The moon's vanished!

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Listen to our breaking news!

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Scientists cannot yet give an explanation
for this mysterious phenomenon.

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The first to discover the
moon's disappearance

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was an employee at the California
Observatory, Mould Wilson

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who was working on a map
of the lunar surface.

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He determined that at 22:35
the moon did not appear in the sky,

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although the visibility was excellent.

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The loss of the moon will not
leave anyone indifferent.

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It is hard to imagine what will happen
to artists and poets left without a moon.

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At 22 hours 45 minutes
Mould Wilson told our reporter:

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"I see the moon!" However, the joy
was premature: It was just a street lamp.

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Attention, attention!
A planet-wide search for the moon is initiated!

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Observatories worldwide began a search
for the Moon with specular reflectors,

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infrared cameras and radars.

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From Norway it is reported that
at night the water has left the fjord.

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And fisherman Olaf Eriksson
has been left stranded.

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He firmly believes that the
bureaucrats of Oslo are to blame.

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The scheduled launches of spacecrafts
to the moon from various countries

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are postponed indefinitely.

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In connection with the mysterious
behavior of the celestial bodies,

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flights to other planets in our
solar system are also suspended.

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Attention, attention!

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The planetary search
for the moon is ongoing!

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Stay with us for the latest reports!

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What if someone finds out
the moon is with us, eh?

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Yes, I think we'll be in more
trouble than last year,

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when we climbed over the
fence to steal pears.

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Moon, hey moon!

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I'm here.

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We will set you free now. Wait a minute.

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We just need to roll away the stone.

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Oh!

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Oh, boy.

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Oh, moon, my dear, you're going
to starve if you go on like this...

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Eat at least another donut!
They're delicious!

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Well, only because it
makes you feel better...

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What are you so sad about, Moon?
After all, you're always alone in the sky.

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Yes, I am alone,
but I shine into windows,

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and people look at me.

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After all, today is full moon.
I was expected! But I am stuck here!

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Don't cry. It's making you
lose your beauty.

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What do I need beauty for
if it can't bring anyone joy?

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- Do not cry, Moon. We'll figure...
- Yeah, we'll figure something out!

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[Anyone with info on the moon's whereabouts]
is asked to report immediately
to the newspaper "Green Kupka"

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The thieves will be punished
to the full extent...

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I don't care if we get punished...

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I don't care if we get punished...!

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I know who can help us.

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Come out, my dear.
Everyone's expecting you!

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Are Karel and Philip around?

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Not that I don't want to
say goodbye to them,

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but you never know
what these rascals will do.

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Don't worry, don't worry.
You are completely safe.

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Then would you be kind enough to say,
what time is it?

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23 hours, 49 1/2 minutes.

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Oh, perhaps I still have time
for the full moon!

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I just have to call a transport-comet for
small and medium-sized heavenly bodies.

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Goodbye, Andela!
My compliments, Frantishek!

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How beautiful the moon is!

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Too bad that we never
got to say goodbye!

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The End

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Subs by Chapaev, Eus & Niffiwan
@ animatsiya.net (Mar 2024)