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Synopsis: A long time ago a splendid deer with golden antlers lived in the woods, always protecting the poor and weak and disdaining evil. In a little village nearby the woods widow Yevdokya lived with her twin daughters Mashenka and Dashenka, her son and her old father. One day the girls observe robbers hunting the deer. Shortly after they are lured into the woods by forest spirits. Infuriated about their presence, witch Baba Yaga turns them into fawns. Meanwhile, Yevdokya searches for her daughters. For protecting the deer of robbers she gets a magical ring to protect her from danger. The deer advises her to set off to the red sun or the clear moon. But both cannot reach the magic woods with their light. Finally, the boy accompanied by his cat goes in search for sisters and mother.
 
IMDB:
7.0
Year:
1973
74 min
239 Views


Then may I count on it?

I'll come. Definitely.

Splendid.

Yes?

Valentina, this is A rno.

Ho w was your walk last night?

It was fine.

A nything interesting happen?

Well, honey, I got 100,000

from an old man,

and then a pimp slapped me around

and took it away.

And while I was in jail, I was

raped by a dwarf. Is that enough?

Yeah, well, I'm

glad you had some fun, you know.

Hey, listen. I'm shooting

a TV show not far from your place,

and I was wondering - What were

we talkin' about before I got up?

Bring your camera over. Take

some shots. Oh, yeah. I remember.

We'll have some fun. You

remember that guyJule-

Where are you?

Wait a second. I 'Il ask.

Excuse me, ma'am.

Can you tell me where we are?

Where do you think we are?

We're in Milan.

Everybody's a comedian.

Of course it's Milano, but what the

hell's the name of the street, huh?

It's on via Moncucco, number 2.

Stay right on the Na viglio

and look for Alfredo's.

Via Moncucco, number 2. Take Porta

Ticinese and follo w the Naviglio.

Okay, I ought to be there

in half an hour.

What is he doing?

Shh!

Hey, I got him!

Hey, he's a beauty, huh?

Mm.

Tell me, what on earth

are you going to do with it?

You'll see.

All right, my little friend.

Now we go to work.

There.

Okay?

A little more to the right.

There.

Good.

Now let me get my fingers back.

How's that?

Great. Can I shoot it?

Yeah. Go ahead.

Sh*t!

What's going on?

I don't know. It's jammed.

Did you get the shot?

I got a little bit.

Okay.

Tomorrow you come back, shoot

up some more footage on it, huh?

Right.

Are you going? You know, I only

got three or four shots of him.

No, that's enough.

Hey, listen.

Can you give me a lift to your place?

There's a subway station right near there.

All right, but you drive.

Okay.

What are you going to do

with that close-up of the rat?

I don't know.

Maybe I won't use it.

And then maybe I'll show it next to a

photo of some big industrialist, huh?

You think they'll let it pass

through uncensored? Mm-mmm. No.

But I can still show it

on a closed circuit, can't I?

In other words, instead of showing it

to a middle-class audience of 10 million,

you'll show it

to 10,000 intellectuals.

And not in the service of ecology,

but in the service ofyour own vanity.

If you don't use the means that the system

provides, what other possibilities have you got?

Revolution. Revolution.

And who starts it?

The union does, right?

Or intellectuals, writers...

or movie directors.

You're talking about me, aren't you? Huh?

Hell, I'm only the little guy.

Today I shot a service on ecology.

And tomorrow I start

a series of soap commercials.

You're nothing but an old whore.

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Mikhail Nozhkin

Mikhail Ivanovich Nozhkin (Russian: Михаи́л Ива́нович Но́жкин; born January 19, 1937, Moscow) is a Soviet and Russian film and theater actor, poet, musician. People's Artist of the RSFSR (1980). more…

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