Ночевала тучка золотая
A drama based on the novel of the same name by A. Priskavin. It tells the tragic story of two orphan brothers who, in 1944, were taken along with other children from an orphanage in a town near Moscow to the Caucasus, from where the Chechen population had been deported.
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Plot Summary
A short animated film about a golden cloud who stays overnight and then continues its journey. The cloud is friendly and brings joy to the children it encounters, but eventually must move on.
Critical Reception
This charming Soviet-era animated short is generally well-regarded for its simple, heartwarming story and gentle animation style. It's often remembered fondly by audiences who grew up with it for its themes of friendship and the transient nature of joy.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its gentle and whimsical animation.
- Appreciated for its simple, positive message about friendship and nature.
- Considered a classic of Soviet animation for children.
Google audience: Audience reception is difficult to quantify due to the film's origin and era, but it is generally viewed with nostalgia and fondness by those familiar with it.
Fun Fact
Boris Dyozhkin was a prolific Soviet animator known for his distinct style and numerous popular short films, many of which were based on folk tales or original whimsical stories.
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