Borys Khranevych
1989
The sequel to the cult, kind and instructive cartoon by the Kyivnaukfilm creative association about a drop of pure summer rain named Kapitoshka, which brings joy and helps to overcome sadness. So, the little Wolf and the Kapitoshka droplet became best friends. Soon they had to part ways, but the little wolf waited for his friend for a whole year and never lost hope of meeting him again. One day, the wolf's angry aunt comes to visit him. She dreams that the little boy will grow up to be a real villain, a big and evil gray wolf. The wolf cub tried to explain to her that he did not want to be an evil wolf like her, so he was constantly insulted by his evil relative. But in the most difficult moment, Kapitoshka appears and together with the Wolf Cub drives the aunt away... The animated film "Come Back, Kapitoshka!" (1989) will be interesting to watch live for all little cartoon lovers. It is impossible to bring up kindness and mercy in children without the experience of good old Soviet cartoons. Leopold the Cat is a vivid example of forgiveness. No matter how much his worst enemies, mice, play pranks and make mischief, he is cheerful and smiling. Wherever he goes, whether it is a walk or a trip to the clinic, the annoying rodents follow him. We present to your attention the cartoon "The Adventures of Leopold the Cat" for online viewing without Chinese subtitles, credits and without characters, as well as with good sound and normal translation into Russian.Mice are constantly building plots, but they do not always succeed in catching the furry in a trap. They go to all sorts of tricks - they try to put him to sleep with chloroform, tie his mustache in a knot. Only once do the tomboys succeed in throwing him off balance. The four-legged man begins to take revenge on them by taking a mysterious medicine called Ozverin from the dog's doctor. He takes on a truly animalistic character. The fact that the good cat will not endure forever is also shown in the episode about the capture of the goldfish, when the mice torment the poor fish with "cherished" desires, and the hero has to become invisible to stop their antics. But mostly, Leopold is cheerful and happy, looking at all the mice's mischief with indulgence and understanding. It is not for nothing that his motto is words that appeal to everyone, big and small: "Guys, let's live together!"
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