The Tale of Tsar Saltan

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The Tale of Tsar Saltan

7.3 | en | Adventure

Tale - this is what is everyone from childhood. Give yourself a chance to once again return to the magical world created by Alexander Pushkin. Adventures brave Tsarevich Guidon, beautiful Swan-Tsar Saltan reminded of that love, loyalty and the spirit always wins!

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7.3 | en | Adventure , Fantasy , Animation | More Info

Released: January. 01,1984 | Released Producted By: Soyuzmultfilm , Country: Soviet Union Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website:

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Cast

Anastasiya Zuyeva , Mikhail Zimin , Aleksey Zolotnitskiy

Director

Ivan Ivanov-Vano

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Cast

Anastasiya Zuyeva

as Svatya baba Babarikha (voice)

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Mikhail Zimin

as Chernomor (voice)

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Aleksey Zolotnitskiy

as Pervyj korabelshchik (voice)

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Reviews

TheLittleSongbird Russia's folk and fantasy tales are timeless and have made for some great films adapted from those tales. The Tale of Tsar Saltan is one such story, and makes for a beautifully done animated adaptation. The animation on the whole is very nicely done, some of the character animation is a little stiff sometimes and maybe the two sisters and aunt are stereotypically drawn but the traditional story-book-like backgrounds and simple and elegant colours are lovely to look at. The music is lilting and elegiac, very Russian folk-tale-like in style, definitely one of those soundtracks that if there was a CD of it I'd buy it with no hesitation. The story is moving and charming with all the elements and plot-lines of the original story/poem intact, it moves at a deliberately stoic pace but doesn't feel dull or too padded out, each scene has a purpose and the slower scenes allow for more intimacy with the characters. The narration has a suitably understated sincerity, it makes its point and doesn't have anything irrelevant or any clumsy attempts of humour or breaking-the-fourth-wall as it is a story that doesn't require those latter qualities. The characters are ones that you immediately recognise and they are engaging, while the voice acting is good, sometimes with moments of it being broad but mostly it's noble. Overall, beautifully done animated Russian folk-tale. 9/10 Bethany Cox