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Little Longnose
When he refused to support power-hungry witch, the good shoemaker's boy, Jacob is transformed into a hunchbacked dwarf with overlong nose. Of their mother no longer recognized, mocked by the people of the city and driven away, Jacob runs one day a goose on the road. Together with the spring animal - in fact the king's daughter Greta enchanted - Jacob is now trying to make the transformation to reverse and put the wicked witch craft.
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When he refused to support power-hungry witch, the good shoemaker's boy, Jacob is transformed into a hunchbacked dwarf with overlong nose. Of their mother no longer recognized, mocked by the people of the city and driven away, Jacob runs one day a goose on the road. Together with the spring animal - in fact the king's daughter Greta enchanted - Jacob is now trying to make the transformation to reverse and put the wicked witch craft.
Rating:
Genre:Animation, Fantasy
Written By:Natalya Chepik, Aleksandr Boyarsky
In Theaters:
Box Office:$696,126
Runtime:
Studio:CTB Film Company, Melnitsa Animation Studio
Cast
Ilya Maksimov
Director
Albert Asadullin
Jacob, the Dwarf (voice)
Igor Shibanov
Urban (voice)
Yevgeniya Igumnova
Princess / The Goose (voice)
Elena Shulman
Jacob, the Boy (voice)
Tatyana Ivanova
Hanne, Jacob's mother (voice)
Ivan Krasko
The King (voice)
Aleksey Gurev
Bluhm / the potter (voice)
Yelena Solovyova
Frida Bluhm (voice)
Viktor Sukhorukov
Angel, the guard (voice)
Mikhail Chernyak
chief chamberlain (voice)
Natalya Danilova
The Witch (voice)
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