Friends-Comrades
About Friends-Comrades
In a children's park, Nakhimov Chizhov, Suvorov Pyzhov, and the apprentice Ryzhov meet the schoolgirl Zina Zhukova. She talks of herself as a dancer and calls the boys crooks. After they watch a children's performance, her manner toward them changes.
Cast & crew
More about Friends-Comrades
Viktor Gromov directed. Lev Kassil wrote the script. Aleksei Muravlyov wrote the music. Soyuzmultfilm released the drawn short in 1951. The Russian title is Друзья-товарищи. Nadezhda Ukolova, Lyudmila Pirogova, Vladimir Feoktistov, Kolya Ustinov, and Tolya Kerbi are billed.
Themes
Music
Aleksei Muravlyov composed the score.
Preservation
A print survives.
Notes
- The three boys' names pair naval and military surnames with the rhyme Chizhov, Pyzhov, Ryzhov.
- Zina is a schoolgirl who wants to dance, not a professional.
- Kassil, a children's writer, did the script.
- The Russian title is Друзья-товарищи.
Scenes
- Zina calls the three boys crooks, then watches the children's show with them.
