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197610mSoviet Union

Little Fire

Огник

Synopsis

This story is about a little red foal who was recently born, and he is yet to become man's first friend and helper. And, as it turns out, for this it is not at all necessary to be the strongest, nor the fastest, nor the most dexterous. The main thing is to be kind, and then for your best friend you will always be the best.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Yevgeni Mikhelson
Screenplay & Story
Lora Stepanskaya
Original Score
B. Isakov
Original Title
Огник
Country of Origin
Soviet Union
Spoken Languages
Russian
Runtime
10m
Production Studios
Turkmenfilm

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Yevgeni Mikhelson

Screenplay & Story

Lora Stepanskaya

Original Score & Music

B. Isakov

Director of Photography

Halmamed Murzaev

Department Leadership Roster

Yevgeni Mikhelson

Yevgeni Mikhelson

Director

Lora Stepanskaya

Writer

Halmamed Murzaev

Director of Photography

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Little Fire.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Little Fire

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Little Fire about?

This story is about a little red foal who was recently born, and he is yet to become man's first friend and helper. And, as it turns out, for this it is not at all necessary to be the strongest, nor the fastest, nor the most dexterous. The main thing is to be kind, and then for your best friend you will always be the best.

Who directed Little Fire?

Little Fire was directed by Yevgeni Mikhelson.

Who stars in Little Fire?

The principal cast of Little Fire includes Mariya Vinogradova.

When was Little Fire released and how long is it?

Little Fire was released in 1976 with a total runtime of 10m.

Who composed the musical score for Little Fire?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Little Fire was composed by B. Isakov.