The Deer and The Wolf An Estonian fairytale written by August Yakobsson
Director Dmitri Babichenko Art-director K Zotov, G Kozlov Music Yu Levitin
cameraman N. Sokolova sound Boris Filchikov cutter Lidia Kyaksht
Assistant director E. Trunov Assistant art director B. Petin Technical assistant E Shilova
animators Nadezhda Privalova, Youry Prytkov, Roman Davydov, Michael Botov, D. Belov, Vyacheslav Kotenochkin, Vladimir Arbekov, Igor Podgorsky,
Ye. Kazantseva, Gennady Filippov Background art D Anpilov, G Nevzorova, K Malyshev
Soyuzmultfilm 1950
Look out, heron!
A wolf is coming!
So you startled my heron?
Help!
Wow ...
Huh? Well, how did you, neighbor, get into such trouble?
Oh, brother, don't ask!.
Apparently my end has come.
Be so kind, and lift the tree with your antlers.
Help me!
Do not listen to him, deer, a wolf will never curb his instincts!
Don't listen! Don't listen!
Where are you going, brother?
Don't leave me in my misfortune!
It is not for nothing that deer have the name to be noble...
Believe me on my wolfs word,
I will always be grateful to you.
and never set out for you!!
I won't hurt a fly.
Oh!
Well, there you are free again, neighbor.
Goodbye.
To early to say goodbye, I think ..
Hold it! Do not go away!
What are you doing, neighbor?
Be ashamed! You gave me your word!
I gave it myself, and take it back myself.
We, wolves, are not slaves of our words.
Indeed, under the pine - I was trapped, waiting for you .
Wait, wolf.
Hear if it is acceptable to pay evil for good.
Ask anyone . Here, ask this badger.
Let him judge us.
Oh well then!, we can try the badger .
Come here, badger .
No! No! You see,
a badger can't be judge to a wolf!
You better ask my neighbor, the rabbit.
Oh!
He fled, the rabbit!
A- ha-ha! Well, brother, you can see we can't find us a judge.
Come into my lair!
Let's ask my she-wolf and let her settle our dispute in all honesty.
Oh! Oh, Uncle!
Such misfortune has happened to us!
A gray wolf came wandering to our edge of the wood!
Let's resolve this matter,
and get to the core of this.
Hello neighbors. Where are you going?
So, well here, dearest neighbor, kind bear, ..
uh ... I was laying in ambush for the deer.
I want to eat him, but he does not want that!
He's arguing!
Argue? Is that what the matter.
What have you to say to that, deer?
I rescued the wolf and pulled him out of harm's way from under the pine.
and what he gives me for that is that he wants to slay me.
Be our judge and arbitrate between us!
Well, Okay then.
Only to judge you in good conscience,
in all fairness, I should first
look at this pine.
Lead me to it!
Well - well - well - well - well ...
So then you, deer, lifted this pine with your antlers? Yes?
I can not believe it. You're bragging!
Come on, lift it once more!
Yes, indeed you raised the pine. What a powerful beast you are!
Well, now you wolf, show me how you could fit under here!
You're not trying to deceive me?
Well, I was lying here.
Well come on, let the pine down.
Well wolf? Are you now lying in an ambush?
Well then sit up yourself. No one will want to help you out any longer!
And you, deer, don't be stupid and get fooled again!
Never believe the word of a wolf!
The End