Also known as "Ogon', Voda, i ... Mednye Truby"

There is a Russian saying: “To go through fire, water and brass pipes”, which means to endure severe trials, to acquire vast life experience, to gain many impressions and steel one’s will. The film’s main hero, Vasya, went one day to the wood to burn coal. And there, in a clearing, he met Alyonushka who was grazing her pet goat. But Kashchei the Immortal’s underlings kidnapped the girl right before Vasya’s eyes. In search of his beloved, Vasya literally went through fire and water. But the most difficult trial was to withstand the fanfares of brass trumpets, the glaring lights of glory…

Features

• Filmographies
• Original theatrical trailers (1968, 1969)
• The making of the Film
• Russian Songs
• Fragments from a documentary about Alexander Row
• Museum RUSCICO

Specifications

	Genre:	Fairy Tale
	Director:	Alexander Row
	Starring:	Natalya Sedykh, Alexei Katyshev, Georgy Millyar, Vera Altaiskaya, Leonid Kharitonov, Muza Krepkogorskaya, Pavel Pavlenko, Mikhail Pugovkin, Lydia Korolyova, Inga Budkevich, Lev Potyomkin, Alexander Khvylia, Anatoly Kubatsky, Alexei Smirnov
	Script:	Mikhail Volpin, Nikolai Erdman
	Camera:	Dmitry Surensky
	Music by:	Nikolai Budashkin
	Studio:	Gorky Film Studio
	DVD Released:	1968
	Languages:	English, Russian, French
	Subtitles:	Russian, English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Dutch, Hebrew, Japanese
	Format:	NTSC, Dolby Digital, Color
	Region:	Region 0 (All Regions)