Puss in Boots

1995 ""

Puss in Boots

7.7 | en | Animation

The cat in the bag arrives in Russia as part of humanitarian aid from America and gets young drunk and mountain-the patriot Karabasov, which offers to emigrate to America. Flying on the magic cat which uses the tail as a propeller, dropped over Europe. There conceited young man forgets about the invaluable services rendered him puss in boots, and he returns ungrateful back to Russia...

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Released: January. 01,1995 | Released Producted By: Stayer Studio , Roskomkino Country: Russia Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website:

Synopsis

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Cast

Konstantin Raykin , Rogvold Sukhoverko

Director

Alexander Dvigubsky

Producted By

Stayer Studio , Roskomkino

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Cast

Konstantin Raykin

as Karabasov

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Reviews

andyhurwitz If you've seen the work of Nick Park (Wallace and Grommit, Chicken Run) you will have a good idea of the style used here. Park is even credited with supplying the plasticine! The American cat is dropped by plane in a muddy field in Russia, where he meets Karabasov, a drunk, and offers to take him to America in return for his boots. The cat flies by using his tail as a propeller and they set off. Unfortunately, they only get as far as France, where they have some humourous adventures before they fall out and the cat sends Karabasov back to Russia.The animation is extremely well done, easily the equal of Park, and the story is nicely paced. Karabasov speaks no English and the cat speaks no Russian, but they understand each other and it's very easy for speakers of either language to follow the plot. It's a shame this has not been more widely shown.