A Pipe and a Bear (1955)
There was the morning in the forest, which means that it's time to get up, do exercises and wash. The most healthy resident of the forest is a Bear. He makes exercises every morning, and fresh forest air fills him with mighty health. Once walking in the woods, he discovers someone's smoking pipe, which was still smoking. Gently creeping up to the tube, he grabs it and runs off into the thicket of the forest. The next day our Bear no longer exercises, he lies under his tree and smokes. So it goes all summer and autumn comes.
Director:
Aleksandr V. Ivanov
Writer:
Sergey Mikhalkov
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Vladimir Volodin as Bear (voice) |
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Serafim Anikeyev as Woodpecker (voice) |
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Rostislav Plyatt as Wolf (voice) |
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Yuri Khrzhanovsky as Mole (voice) |
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Larisa Bukhartseva as Fox (voice) |
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Sergei Troitsky as Fedya (voice) |
| Writing | Sergey Mikhalkov | Screenplay |
| Directing | Aleksandr V. Ivanov | Director |
| Art | Evgeniy Migunov | Art Direction |
| Art | Valentin Lalayants | Art Direction |
| Sound | Sigismund Katz | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | Nikolay Voinov | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Nikolay Prilutskiy | Sound Director |
| Directing | F. Goldshteyn | Assistant Director |
| Editing | Valentina Ivanova | Editor |
| Art | Irina Prokofyeva | Background Designer |
| Art | Olga Gemmerling | Background Designer |
| Visual Effects | Faina Epifanova | Animation |
| Visual Effects | Boris Dyozhkin | Animation |
| Visual Effects | Lidiya Reztsova | Animation |
| Visual Effects | Vladimir Pekar | Animation |
| Visual Effects | Tatyana Fyodorova | Animation |
| Visual Effects | Kirill Malyantovich | Animation |
| Visual Effects | Elizaveta Komova | Animation |
