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Film Studio 'Soyuzmultfilm'
Production, Moscow

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Little Masha and the Bear
based on a play by G. Landau

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Director - R. Kachanov
Animator - N. Serebryakov

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Cameraman - N. Grinberg
Music by N. Budashkin

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Script editor - B. Voronov
Sound by G. Martyniuk

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Director's Assistant - V. Shilobreev
Cutter - V. Gokke

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Animators-puppeteers: V. Shilobreev,
O. Safronov, Ia. Vol'skaia

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Voices: M. Korabel'nikova, A. Papanov,
V. Ratomskii, A. Panova

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Puppets and decoratoins made by P. Lesin
O. Masainov, P. Gusev, G. Liutinskii

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V. Lalashnikova, G. Gettenger, V. Alisov
O. Pliutsinskaia, V. Cherkinskaia,

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A. Filasov under the supervision
of R. Gurov

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Executive producer - N. Bitman

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In the clearing in the woods

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there stood a hut.

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In the hut there lived Grandpa
and Grandma

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They had Granddaughter,
little Masha

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Hey, Grandpa!

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- What do you want?
- Take care not to cut your finger.

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Brandishing that axe in the
old age...

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I won't. And you better
cook some noodles

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with - umm... yumm... mushrooms.

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Well, you'll have to do
without mushooms

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Why is that?

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There aren't any...

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Oh-oh-oh... Fine goings-on...

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Well, don't get upset, Grandpa. There
will be some in the evening.

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Little Masha will go to the wood
and gather some.

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I'm on my way!

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Oh, I'll get you such wonderful
mushrooms!

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The best ones there are!

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Be still, I tell you!

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And, well...

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Keep up with your friends!

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There wolves in the wood,
there is a bear there too.

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I won't go astray,
Grandpa!

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Hey, little Masha!

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Hey, little Masha!

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Hey!

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Hey!

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Hey!

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A hut!

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What is that?

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It smells like a human being!

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Well-well, my dear guest

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A girl

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What a pretty girl!

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Oh, she'll look after me and my house!

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She'll bake me pies and
mend my things

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What's wrong?

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A bear...
I'm scared...

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You'll eat me!

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Look, a doll! Here you go,
you can play with it.

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I'm scared. You'll eat me.

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Oh, stop repeating this!

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Far from that!
I won't eat even a little fly...

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Maybe just sometimes a little bee,
accidentally, with honey

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Oh, I'm talking about honey and
a kid is hungry and thirsty!

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Eat some honey

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Thank you

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Who is it for?

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It's for my Grandpa and Grandma.
You'll take me to them.

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Home?

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No way! If your Grandpa
were like me,

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lonely, but no, he's with Grandma

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He has fun anyway

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Oh, our Granddaughter is gone,
our pretty one is gone

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I was in the wood again...

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Oh, woe,
oh, misery...

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Our little Masha has disappeared...

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We're left all alone...

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Stop crying, old woman, don't
break my heart

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I want to go home

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I told you, no means no

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You are taken care of,

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what else do you need?

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Grandpa and Grandma!

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We will go gather berries
with you

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I'll show you places...

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There will be more berries you
can gather!

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And in the evenings I will
tell you fairy tales

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I know so many fairy tales!

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I'd have written a volume
this big

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if I knew how to write

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So you don't know how to write?

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Not even this little...

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If you want I'll teach you

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How to write and read?
Yes, that'll be good.

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But for this I need
a writing board

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This one won't do

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I need a black one

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Yes, madame,
there is a black one

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- Will this one do?
- Sure

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What will we write with?

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With a splinter, it's easy to
draw lines with it

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B - E - A - R

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Bear

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Are you serious? Is this really me?

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Not much to look at and
clumsy indeed

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Do you want me to teach you
a letter A?

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Of course, why would I say no?
Please, teach me.

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Don't get distracted!

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This is a capital A

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Yeah, I don't need the minor ones,

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the capital one is what I need!

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Now you try to write

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Try harder

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- Is it good now?
- No, it's very bad.

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Take your place

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Ask me to do this again

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It's enough. Learn the letter
A for tomorrow

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I'll learn it, I'll
do my best

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It's time for me to go
to get some wood

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And you be a good girl,

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don't think about running
back home

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Little Masha was a smart girl,

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she understood that the bear
wouldn't let her go

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so she though of a trick

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Wait! Uncle Ted!

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I have a request for you!

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What is it, little Masha?

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I will bake some pies,

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so when you come back

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would you please take my
first pies

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to Grandpa and Grandma?
would you please take my
first pies

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to Grandpa and Grandma?

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Well, this is
an excellent idea,
to Grandpa and Grandma?

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Well, this is
an excellent idea,

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bake a lot of pies, the
whole basket

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and I will deliver it.

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I'll bake the pies

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and then...

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I'll go to gather
raspberries in the wood

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Good girl! Just leave
the basket in the hut

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Yes, I will leave it

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But watch out, don't eat all of
my pies on your way there!

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I know that you have a sweet tooth

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Yes, I have this little sin,
I won't deny it

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I will climb the highest oak tree

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from which one can see everything

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and I'll watch you!

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Oh, what an idea!

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See you, little Masha!

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See you, Uncle Ted!

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Hey, little Masha!

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Little Masha!

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Little Masha!

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Oh, smells so good!

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Just a little one,
noone will notice

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I sit up high and see you well

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Don't you sit on that stump,
don't you eat that little one!

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Wow! What a girl!

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She really did climb that oak!

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Just a little one,
noone will notice

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I sit up high and see you well

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Don't you sit on that stump,
don't you eat that little one!

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Good afternoon

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Are you Masha's Grandpa
and Grandma?

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Yes, we are her
Grandpa and Grandma

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Your Granddaughter is
in good health

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She's baked you some pies

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Ah, who needs those pies!
Where is our Granddaughter?

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Ah no, I will not tell you,
I will not reveal...

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She lives like a queen!

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You have just this one house

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and she has the whole wood!

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Take the pies

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Oh, Bear, tell us where is
little Masha?

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I am alive!
I am alive!

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- Little Masha!
- Our Granddaughter!

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Oh, I have delivered both
Granddaughter

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and pies

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Enjoy your meal!

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Grandpa, Grandma!

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This is Uncle Ted

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I was lost in the wood and
he gave me shelter

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Thank you!

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I baked these pies for you,
Uncle Ted!

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Please, help yourself.

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Uncle Ted, please, don't be
cross with me, I had to trick you

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You wouldn't let me go!

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I am not cross with you!
I am to blame for this.

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Oh, what a good Granddaughter
you have!

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Well, now if there is any holiday

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come to our place!
- I'll be your guest!

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Come over, Uncle Ted!

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We will study together!

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This is the end of a fairy tale

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The Bear has learnt

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that there's no place
like home

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With friends one is fine,
but at home it's divine

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The End