New Year's Song of Father Frost
Новогодняя песенка Деда Мороза
Synopsis
"New Year's Song of Ded Moroz" - Soviet animated film produced by the creative association "Ekran", shot in 1982 by the director Aleksandr Tatarskiy under the script of Eduard Uspensky. It was made using the technique of Plasticine animation. Ded Moroz and the Snowman congratulate the audience on the New Year. Scenes with festive toasts follow one after another.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Aleksandr Tatarskiy
- Screenplay & Story
- Eduard Uspensky
- Original Title
- Новогодняя песенка Деда Мороза
- Country of Origin
- Soviet Union
- Spoken Languages
- Russian
- Runtime
- 5m
- Production Studios
- Ekran
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Aleksandr Tatarskiy
Eduard Uspensky
Department Leadership Roster
Aleksandr Tatarskiy
Director
Eduard Uspensky
Writer
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What is New Year's Song of Father Frost about?
"New Year's Song of Ded Moroz" - Soviet animated film produced by the creative association "Ekran", shot in 1982 by the director Aleksandr Tatarskiy under the script of Eduard Uspensky. It was made using the technique of Plasticine animation. Ded Moroz and the Snowman congratulate the audience on the New Year. Scenes with festive toasts follow one after another.
Who directed New Year's Song of Father Frost?
New Year's Song of Father Frost was directed by Aleksandr Tatarskiy.
Who stars in New Year's Song of Father Frost?
The principal cast of New Year's Song of Father Frost includes Vladimir Basov, Stanislav Sadalskiy.
When was New Year's Song of Father Frost released and how long is it?
New Year's Song of Father Frost was released in 1982 with a total runtime of 5m.