The Flower with Seven Colours
About The Flower with Seven Colours
A little girl walks through the city with a string of bagels. A dog that has been following her eats them while she is looking away. Her grandmother comforts her and gives her a magic flower. Mikhail Tsekhanovsky and Vera Tsekhanovskaya directed the Soyuzmultfilm cartoon from Valentin Kataev's tale. The catalog overview stops when the flower is handed over.
Cast & crew
More about The Flower with Seven Colours
Mikhail Druyan photographed it and Yuri Levitin composed the score. Wikidata lists 20 minutes and the year 1948. Wikipedia names both Mikhail Tsekhanovsky and Vera Tsekhanovskaya, while Wikidata lists only Mikhail.
Themes
Look
Mikhail Druyan photographed the cartoon.
Music
Yuri Levitin is the composer on Wikidata.
Notes
- The Russian title is Tsvetik-semitsvetik.
- No voice cast is on Wikidata.
- The fairy-tale source is stored on Wikidata as an identifier, not an English title.
- The Commons file uses the 1948 date.
Scenes
- The dog eats the bagels while the girl looks away, and the grandmother gives her the flower.
Influenced by
- Valentin Kataev's fairy tale The Flower with Seven Colors
Also available
- Wikimedia Commons (1948. Цветик-Семицветик.webm)
