Mina yes Murri
| Movie | |
|---|---|
| Original title | Mina yes Murri |
| Country of production | Estonian SSR |
| original language | Estonian |
| Publishing year | 1961 |
| Age rating | FSK 0 |
| Rod | |
| Director | Elbert Tuganov |
| script | Purely Kurg |
| production | Tallinn film |
| music | Boris Kõrver |
| camera | Heino Pars |
Mina ja Murri ( Russian Я и Мурри ; in German “Ich und Murri”) is the title of an Estonian colored puppet film from 1961 .
action
The little dog Murri is the little film hero's most loyal friend. The boy has a big dream of catching a huge fish. But on the shore of the lake it turns out that he has never fished. The two friends therefore suffer numerous setbacks in their efforts ... The failed fisherman returns home with his head bowed.
production
The animation film for school children was directed by Elbert Tuganov (1920–2007). Mina ja Murri was Tuganov's fifth film. With the previous puppet cartoon Ott kosmoses ("Ott in the Cosmos") Tuganov had made his breakthrough as a filmmaker both within the Soviet Union and internationally.
With Mina ja Murri , puppet animation production was finally established as a firm tradition at Tallinnfilm .
Web links
- Mina ja Murri in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Detailed information about the film (Estonian)