The Flying Ship
Nov 03, 1960 · 1h 4m
Director
Mikhail Yuferov, Artur VojtetskyOverview
Ukrainian folk tale. The hero of the story, Kotigoroschko sets off on an arduous journey to find his sister Olenka, who has been kidnapped by an evil dragon. Dangers lurk everywhere. Everywhere the submissive servants of the dragon fight him, but again and again, good-hearted people help the brave young knight survive the adventurous journey: they give him a sword, life-giving water and a flying ship. Finally Kotigoroschko enters the realm of the dragon...
Cast of The Flying Ship
Crew of The Flying Ship
Mikhail YuferovDirector, Production Design
Artur VojtetskyDirector
Anatoliy ShiyanWriter- Aleksey YarmolskiyExecutive Producer
- Boris LiatoshinskyOriginal Music Composer
- Lev ShtyfanovDirector of Photography
- Dolly NaiveltEditor
- N. KibalchichCostume Design
- Aleksei MatveyevMakeup Artist
- Valeriy NovakovSet Decoration
- Leonid VachiSound Director
- B. TairovChoreographer
- N. OrlovaScript Editor
- N. BinkovskiyAssistant Production Design
- A. KravchenkoAssistant Camera
- Ye. YatsenkoFirst Assistant Director
Venyamin TolbaConductor- Vladimir LugovskiyFirst Assistant Director
- Oleksandr YanovskyiAssistant Camera
About The Flying Ship
What is The Flying Ship about?
Ukrainian folk tale. The hero of the story, Kotigoroschko sets off on an arduous journey to find his sister Olenka, who has been kidnapped by an evil dragon. Dangers lurk everywhere. Everywhere the submissive servants of the dragon fight him, but again and again, good-hearted people help the brave young knight survive the adventurous journey: they give him a sword, life-giving water and a flying…
When was The Flying Ship released?
The Flying Ship was released on November 3, 1960.
How long is The Flying Ship?
The Flying Ship runs 1 hour 4 minutes (64 minutes).
Who directed The Flying Ship?
The Flying Ship was directed by Mikhail Yuferov and Artur Vojtetsky.
Who is in the cast of The Flying Ship?
The cast of The Flying Ship includes Igor Yershov (Kotigoroschko), Sinaida Jurtschenko (Mother), Larisa Gordeichik (Alyonka), Ada Rohovtseva (Lebeduschka) and Robert Klyavin (Dragon).