In a Country of Undone Homework 1969
Step into the imaginative world of *In a Country of Undone Homework (1969)*, Yuri Prytkov's whimsical animated short where a mischievous schoolboy finds himself transported to a fantastical realm populated by the very assignments he's avoided.
Director: Yuri Prytkov
Cast
Klara Rumyanova
Сomma / Geography book(voice)
Aleksei Gribov
His Majesty The Verb Imperative (voice)
Anatoliy Papanov
Diggers / Polar bear (voice)
Mariya Vinogradova
Victor Perestukin (voice)
Grigoriy Shpigel
Question mark / Exclamation mark (voice)
Aleksandr Baranov
Russian language book / Math book (voice)
Nikolay Litvinov
radio (voice)
Leonid Kharitonov
Kuzya the cat (voice)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is In a Country of Undone Homework (1969) about?
This animated short follows a schoolboy who, after repeatedly avoiding his homework, is magically transported to a whimsical land where his neglected assignments have taken on lives of their own. There, he encounters the animated personifications of his undone schoolwork in a surreal adventure that blends humor with a lighthearted lesson about responsibility.
Who directed In a Country of Undone Homework?
Yuri Prytkov directed this charming animated short, which showcases his knack for blending fantasy with playful storytelling.
Who stars in In a Country of Undone Homework?
The film features the voices of Klara Rumyanova, Aleksei Gribov, Anatoliy Papanov, Mariya Vinogradova, and Grigoriy Shpigel.
Is In a Country of Undone Homework (1969) worth watching?
While it's a short Soviet-era animation with limited modern viewings, its creative premise and nostalgic charm make it a delightful watch for fans of classic family-friendly fantasy films. The runtime is brief, but its imaginative take on procrastination's consequences offers a unique, lighthearted experience.
How long is In a Country of Undone Homework?
The film runs for 19 minutes.
About In a Country of Undone Homework (1969) — A Soviet Animated Short on Procrastination's Wild Consequences
Step into the imaginative world of *In a Country of Undone Homework (1969)*, Yuri Prytkov's whimsical animated short where a mischievous schoolboy finds himself transported to a fantastical realm populated by the very assignments he's avoided. Directed by Prytkov, this 19-minute Soviet-era gem blends family-friendly fantasy with a playful take on responsibility, as the young protagonist encounters the animated personifications of his incomplete homework—characters who come to life with vibrant personalities. With a dreamlike atmosphere and gentle humor, the film explores themes of procrastination, consequences, and the unexpected adventures that await when you finally face your academic duties.
Gently satirical yet warm, *In a Country of Undone Homework* showcases early Soviet animation's creative charm, featuring the expressive voice work of Klara Rumyanova and the legendary Aleksei Gribov among its cast. This short film is a nostalgic treasure for fans of classic animation and anyone who's ever delayed their duties for one more episode of fun.
