Barmaley
About Barmaley
Tanya and Vanya go to Africa to stop the robber Barmaley. Doctor Aybolit is with them. They beat Barmaley.
Cast & crew
More about Barmaley
Leonid Amalrik and Vladimir Polkovnikov directed the drawn film at Soyuzmultfilm in 1941. Kornei Chukovsky wrote the script from his own poem Barmaley. Mikhail Druyan photographed it. Nikita Bogoslovsky wrote the music. S. Rensky recorded the sound. It runs 15 minutes 24 seconds. The same directors had used this Aybolit in Limpopo.
Themes
Making
Amalrik and Polkovnikov drew it as a follow-up to Limpopo, with the same doctor and Chukovsky's robber.
Look
Mikhail Druyan photographed the drawn Africa, the robber, and Aybolit.
Music
Nikita Bogoslovsky wrote the music. S. Rensky was the sound recordist.
Preservation
A 15-minute print survives.
Notes
- The children are Tanya and Vanya, Tanya and Vanechka in the Russian diminutives.
- The film sits between Limpopo and The Peacock's Tail in the studio's Chukovsky cartoons, and it reuses the Aybolit design from Limpopo.
- Chukovsky is the screenwriter as well as the author of the poem.
- A copy on Wikimedia Commons is filed as Barmaley (1941).ogv.
Scenes
- Tanya and Vanya go to Africa after Barmaley.
- Doctor Aybolit is there when they beat the robber.
Influenced by
- Kornei Chukovsky's poem Barmaley
- Limpopo (1939)
Also available
- Wikimedia Commons (Barmaley (1941).ogv)
