Writing
Aleksandr Kumma
Born — Died
1929-08-04 — 2001-10-23
Place of birth
USSR [now Russia]
Known for
Writing
Credits
9 titles
Alexander Kumma (4 August 1929 — 23 Oct 2011) — was Soviet writer, screenwriter and animator.
Known for
7.0In an abandoned dump, old metal objects are thrown out - a kettle, a can, a screw with a screw, and a rusty little carnation. They feel lost and unnecessary to anyone. And then another and insidious rust is selected to destroy the poor. But suddenly they learn that there are such points where they can still come in handy and already serve people in a new guise. Having found this place, friends are surprised to discover that they were not alone in such a deplorable situation and that a whole line of metal things, large and small, lined up for melting.
The Iron Friends
1960
NRThere lived in one yard four friends: a kitten, a puppy, a goat and a small chicken. But only they always cursed because their things somehow disappeared. The kitten lost milk from the bowl, the puppy lost his bone, the kid lost a carrot, and the chicken, almost had hardly been eaten. But one day the friends accidentally found a rat-thief, who they then all together amicably caught in a mousetrap and she paid for her theft.
Four from the Same Yard
1967
6.3The tale about the wolf-proprietor and the inhibited animals without their own opinion.
Whose Are the Cones in the Wood?
1965
NRPuppet film for primary schoolchildren. It ridicules arrogance and a frivolous attitude towards work and praises the resourcefulness, hard work and ingenuity of children. The film uses drawings, toys and embroidery by children of the Central Palace of Pioneers.
Who Is Going to the Exhibition?
1964
7.5Skiers from the sports school meet snooty amateurs.
Snowy Roads
1963
7.5Two teams, quite different by their techniques, meet in a hockey match.
Goal! Goal!
1964
Behind the camera
7.0In an abandoned dump, old metal objects are thrown out - a kettle, a can, a screw with a screw, and a rusty little carnation. They feel lost and unnecessary to anyone. And then another and insidious rust is selected to destroy the poor. But suddenly they learn that there are such points where they can still come in handy and already serve people in a new guise. Having found this place, friends are surprised to discover that they were not alone in such a deplorable situation and that a whole line of metal things, large and small, lined up for melting.
The Iron Friends
1960
NRThere lived in one yard four friends: a kitten, a puppy, a goat and a small chicken. But only they always cursed because their things somehow disappeared. The kitten lost milk from the bowl, the puppy lost his bone, the kid lost a carrot, and the chicken, almost had hardly been eaten. But one day the friends accidentally found a rat-thief, who they then all together amicably caught in a mousetrap and she paid for her theft.
Four from the Same Yard
1967
6.3The tale about the wolf-proprietor and the inhibited animals without their own opinion.
Whose Are the Cones in the Wood?
1965
NRPuppet film for primary schoolchildren. It ridicules arrogance and a frivolous attitude towards work and praises the resourcefulness, hard work and ingenuity of children. The film uses drawings, toys and embroidery by children of the Central Palace of Pioneers.
Who Is Going to the Exhibition?
1964
7.5Skiers from the sports school meet snooty amateurs.
Snowy Roads
1963
7.5Two teams, quite different by their techniques, meet in a hockey match.
Goal! Goal!
1964
No synopsis available yet.
Living Numbers
1962
7.4Ice team is fighting hard. We believe in the courage of the desperate guys. Real men play hockey. Coward does not play hockey.
A Match Revenge
1968
NRA little artist drawn on a page hears a child crying on a different page, so he climbs out to find her and see if he can cheer her up.
A Merry Artist
1963
