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SOYUZMULTFILM
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- Barmaleykin! Where are you going?
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Please, tell me!
- Get off!
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- Barmaleykin!
Which way, tell me! Barmaleykin!
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- Which way?
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To the library!
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AT THE BACK DESK
Episode 2
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Screenplay by
A. PETROV, V. UGAROV
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Directed by V. UGAROV
Art directors L. KOSHKINA, YE. PROROKOVA
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Composer V. MARTYNOV Camera M. DRUYAN
Sound engineer V. KUTUZOV
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Voiced by A. VLASOVA, L. GNILOVA,
V. LARIONOV, F. YAVORSKY
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© Soyuzmultfilm Studio, 1980
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LIBRARY
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C. Simac "Time Stairs"
R. Silverberg "Escape from the time"
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"Over the Time", "Around the Time"
Chronos Publishers
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Herbert Wells "The Time Machine"
Garcia Marquez
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- The time machine
is quite something!
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TIME MACHINE
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- Gosh! Coolies!
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Let's go to future summer vacations!
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JULY 15
MM-DD
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- Who are you?
- And who you are?
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Ah, I get it.
You're Barmaleykin from the past.
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So, I tell you: go back
and study better!
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- But why?
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- I've got a reexamination.
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- And Zaznaykina?
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- She's got all "5" marks.
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- You'll see! Zaznaykina'll get reexamination,
and you'll go fishing! Take this!
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I'll effect to the present
by changing the past!
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- I know... The time machine...
You'll get nothing!
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You'd better...
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MARCH 15
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- So, Copernicus created
the heliocentric system of the universe,
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Kepler discovered the laws of planets'
motion around the Sun.
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And who discovered why planets
move around the Sun?
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Who will answer? Znaykina!
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- Newton did it. He discovered
the law of universal gravitation.
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They say that Newton discovered this law
when on his head fell an apple.
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- Well done, Znaykina!
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- Now, I'll make it that Newton
can't discover nothing!
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ENGLAND
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ISAAC NEWTON (1643 -1727)
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- All bodies in the Universe
mutually attract each other
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with a force directly proportional
to the product of their masses
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and inversely proportional
to the distance between them.
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- To effect to the present
by changing the past!
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- All bodies in the Universe
mutually attract each other...
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- To effect to the present
by changing the past!
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- All bodies in the Universe...
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- Leykin!
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Can you tell us Newton's
law of universal gravitation?
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- Uh... All bodies...
attract each other.
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- That's all? Sit down, Leykin.
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- So, as we can see,
discovery of this law
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was predetermined by a whole chain
of predecessing discoveries
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made by such scientists
like Copernicus, Kepler, Galileo.
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This chain recedes into the dawn of ages.
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- Ah, so that's it! Whole chain!
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Into the dawn of ages!
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- All these discoveries
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became possible only due to the
development of the scientifical equipment
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which were used to make
observations and calculations
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- Ah, clear! You'll see "a chain"!
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GALILEO GALILEI (1564 - 1642)
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COPERNICUS (1473 - 1543)
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JOHANNES KEPLER (1571 - 1630)
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400000 YEARS B.C.
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- So that's it,
the last link in the chain!
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Well, now I'll stop him...
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SILENCE!
EXAMINATION IS GOING!
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- It's interesting, what she'll tell about?
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But I've liquidated all the discoveries!
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Question card No. 7
1. Fauna and flora of Mesozoic era
2. The evolution of life on Earth
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- The Mesozoic era began
near 180 millions years ago
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and continued during
150 millions years.
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- To effect to the present
by changing the past!
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- Yeah, it needs some work...
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- She'll get a reexamination!
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I'll show her such a Mesozoic era
that she won't know herself!
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- The second question.
The evolution of life on Earth.
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- The main thing was to learn to grow
new pseudopodia instead of lost ones.
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- Well done, Znaykina!
Tell us else:
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what is the difference between
those who billow and those who snap?
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- Who snaps those flow forward!
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- So, you're indeed ready for refraction.
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- Leykin!
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- So what, will we stroomp or no?
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- Yeah... We need to send you
to the sepularium for sepulation.
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Without sepulca with a whistle
don't return!
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- So what?
- Reexamination.
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- And which was you question card?
- Get lost you pest!
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- What of it!
Barmaleykin-Barmaleykin!
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MARCH 15
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- The time machine
is quite something!
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- Who are you?
- I'm Barmaleykin from future!
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"Time machine"! "Effecting to the present
by changin the past"!
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You'll get nothing! That's
I'm talking to you!
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You'd better study properly,
or you'll get reexamination!
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- What's that you have?
- Ah, nothing special...
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- Leykin, ah, Leykin!
- What do you want?
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- Do you want that I'll
help you to prepare? Eh?
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- Uhu. Go on.
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THE END