The Yellow Stork
Apr 08, 1950 · 11m
Rated 4.8 out of 10
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Director
Lev AtamanovOverview
The film is based on an ancient Chinese fairy tale about the simple people of China who despite of heavy work and oppression, did not lose belief in life and love to freedom
Cast of The Yellow Stork
Crew of The Yellow Stork
Lev AtamanovDirector
Boris BrodskiyWriter
Mikhail PapavaWriter
Karen KhachaturyanOriginal Music Composer
Nikolay VoinovDirector of Photography- Aleksandra FirsovaEditor
Samuil MarshakLyricist- Aleksandr TrusovArt Direction
Alexander VinokurovArt Direction
Nikolay PrilutskiySound Director- Olga GlukharyovaScript Consultant
Roman KachanovAssistant Director
Leonid ShvartsmanAssistant Art Director- Elena NovoselskayaTechnical Advisor
Dmitriy BelovAnimation
Lamis BredisAnimation
Mikhail BotovAnimation
Vladimir DanilevichAnimation
Boris DyozhkinAnimation
Valentin LalayantsAnimation
About The Yellow Stork
What is The Yellow Stork about?
The film is based on an ancient Chinese fairy tale about the simple people of China who despite of heavy work and oppression, did not lose belief in life and love to freedom
When was The Yellow Stork released?
The Yellow Stork was released on April 8, 1950.
How long is The Yellow Stork?
The Yellow Stork runs 11 minutes.
Who directed The Yellow Stork?
The Yellow Stork was directed by Lev Atamanov.
Who is in the cast of The Yellow Stork?
The cast of The Yellow Stork includes Nikolay Aleksandrovich (Wandering Musician Mi (voice)), Dmitriy Kara-Dmitriev (Tea-house Owner (voice)), Vladimir Vladislavskiy (Mandarin (voice)) and Leonid Shvachkin ((voice, uncredited)).